Call with a recruiter, call with the hiring manager, take-home test that involves writing bug reports and a few automated tests for a simple web app. After that, panel interviews over a few weeks with two interviewers each, over a few days, comprising about 3 hours total.
They were pretty quick with an offer after that. Note that they want four references, so best to prep for that ahead of time.
The recruiting team is extremely communicative—to the point that I actually got jumpscared by the "thanks for your time!" email I got after my first panel interview, because I'm used to those being a "thanks but no thanks" rejection email. Turns out it's just a thank-you email and gives your interviewers' emails if you want to follow up, and they send them after every panel interview.
Overall, one of the more positive interview experiences I've had, and I accepted the offer.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Calendly Quality Assurance Engineer role in United States.
Calendly's interview process for their Quality Assurance Engineer roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Calendly's Quality Assurance Engineer interview process in United States.