4 rounds: talk with recruiter, behavioral with HM, system design, algorithms.
The scheduling process was chaotic. I got WhatsApp messages after midnight from people in India.
I had one interview scheduled 8 days out and I was focused on prepping for that one. Then I had another interview sprung upon me about 4 days out for the day before the one I was prepping for, so I created a new prep schedule to accommodate both.
I got to the first interview, and it was going good for the first 20 minutes. Then the interviewer asked for a solution that I had solved, but he said it wasn’t good enough. I spent the next 38 minutes thinking of everything else possible just for him to say we had 2 minutes left.
He then told me the answer, which I had already coded and commented out because he “didn’t like it.” He looked embarrassed, then asked some closing questions and hung up. 15 minutes later, I got an email from the recruiter saying that I didn’t meet the bar.
It seems like they were just trying to weed me out. No accountability and chaos.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Cloudera Senior Front End Engineer role in Austin, Texas.
Cloudera's interview process for their Senior Front End Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Cloudera's Senior Front End Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.