I had a phone interview and a video onsite afterward (due to COVID-19).
The phone interview was pretty standard, with a coding question and that was it.
Onsite:
The first engineer asked me about data pipelines and the build process. Both were unrelated to the job I applied for, and I tried my best to answer them, despite knowing I didn't have relevant experience. The second interviewer introduced herself, and I introduced myself. Then, she suddenly dropped off.
The recruiter later reached out to inform me that both interviewers had said no.
So, the second interview rejected me by just listening to my work experience, which was more than needed for the job.
This was super weird.
Although, I am okay with not working at a company that doesn't allow employees to work from home during a national emergency and global pandemic.
Write code for a build pipeline for the company, which will run the tests and deploy the build.
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