I first had a call with a technical sourcer, who gave me an overview of the process.
Then, when my interest in my profile and motivations was confirmed, I had a "management screen" call with two senior Engineering Managers. We went through my motivations, people management experience, technical background, and organizational/process management.
Since the feedback for that call was positive, I entered the final "interview loop". For that, I had a call with a technical recruiter who explained the interviews I would have and gave me a lot of tips on how to prepare for them. The 5 interviews in this loop were:
Since the feedback for these interviews was also positive, at that point I knew I would receive an offer. I then had two calls with two possible future managers (whom I had already met in previous interviews) who "pitched" specific roles to me so I could pick the one that suited me best. After that, I was given the final offer.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Datadog Engineering Manager role in Tunisia.
Datadog's interview process for their Engineering Manager roles in Tunisia is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Datadog's Engineering Manager interview process in Tunisia.