The interview process involved a 20-minute phone call with a recruiter, a take-home test, and a technical phone screen. I am giving this a negative experience because the technical phone screen, which was scheduled for one hour, only lasted 15 minutes.
The interviewer called 10-15 minutes late. The first 5 minutes were spent discussing my background and experience. The next 5 minutes focused on a small Python program, which I completed. The final 5 minutes were for any questions I had.
I was surprised that for a "technical phone screen," the actual technical portion lasted only 5 minutes. The next day, I received a rejection email.
I do not understand how one can judge a person's technical skills in 5 minutes. It felt as though the interviewer did not respect me, nor did he answer my questions about the role properly.
I would never apply here again.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the DoorDash Site Reliability Engineer role in San Francisco, California.
DoorDash's interview process for their Site Reliability Engineer roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for DoorDash's Site Reliability Engineer interview process in San Francisco, California.