Call with tech recruiter, then call with hiring manager.
First call was informational, described company, a bit about the role, etc. Second call with hiring manager dug into questions about biggest project worked on, most difficult coworker, etc.
The tone of the first call went well; it was all even-keel. The one with the hiring manager, the interviewer seemed very disinterested even though I was definitely interested in the product, etc. At one point, the interviewer yawned.
After getting the rejection notice after the second round, I asked for some specific feedback. They responded they couldn't give any.
They don't have to give feedback, but it is a professional courtesy. Constructive feedback helps candidates improve, especially in difficult COVID-19 times.
I also read other reviews talking about the management mentioning a lot of issues. They were very insightful. I'm glad some people are honest here because some reviews definitely feel planted. It's hard to tell which are real.
I love the product and believe in meditation, but my interview experience was mediocre.
Hardest/biggest project you worked on?
Time you had a disagreement with a co-worker and how did you go about resolving it, or something similar to this?
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Calm Engineer role in United States.
Calm's interview process for their Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Calm's Engineer interview process in United States.