This was the first time in my career when I DIDN'T feel like my professionalism and technical abilities were doubted because of my gender.

The interviews weren't rocket science for FE, still challenging, but their amount was a bit overwhelming.

I think this is the best experience I had interviewing for an engineering position; the interviews just made sense and were rather practice-based.

You are provided with preparation materials as everyone mentions here, and they are mostly relevant.

Every engineer I've encountered on a few technical interviews was very professional, collaborative, and friendly.

1. If someone ghosts you, contacting their colleagues will help. Tbh, if you find any email address within the organization, USE IT. If you're not getting a reply after 2 days, you're not getting a reply. Follow up.

2. You can request adaptations and adjustments based on your medical condition. Canva has a special team for it – push HARD (HARD!!) for them. WARN the interviewers about it at the beginning of the interviews.

3. Soft skills: be professional, but you can be yourself and be slightly less formal. I felt like making interviewers laugh helped and was welcomed.

4. One of the interviews may have some ambiguous name; most probably, it's a system (architecture) design interview.

General soft-skill questions for engineers (that make sense)