The "power day" interview format is a bit draining, but at least it's quick and compact.

I prefer it to other companies where I've interviewed, which had drawn-out processes with multiple interviews across multiple days.

The questions were fair and well-structured, and I felt like I knew what to expect based on the prep documents and information I found on Reddit.

Everyone I interviewed with was also very friendly and easy to talk to.

Interviewing is stressful and never fun, but this is one of the better processes I've been through.

Coding round involving OOP, system design centering on financial products, a case focusing on budgeting, and a traditional behavioral round.