None that I can think of
Duolingo is headed in the same direction as many other FAANG companies, but not in the positive aspects. Duolingo has the most pretentious and clicky workforce I have ever been a part of. Not only that, but the obsession to monetize and grow our consumer base shows that the company's "values" are disguised to trick you into believing that this company actually cares about people. At the end of the day, we are just trying to squeeze people out of their money as much as we possibly can.
I will probably be leaving the tech industry because I feel that we are violating so many issues on an ethical basis. This company has left a bad taste in my mouth.
Stop being pretentious.
I first applied online. After around 10 days, I received an invitation for a first HR screening call. The whole application process was well explained. Technical interview 1 → Technical interview 2 → virtual on-site → offer
The interview process was quick. I dropped my resume and received a call from the recruiter for a phone screen within three days. After the phone screen, I quickly got a coding interview with a developer. I was rejected the very next day.
They respond pretty fast, and the recruiter keeps you updated throughout the process. The OA is just a basic CodeSignal, then a Karat, which can vary but usually asks one LC-style problem plus time complexity questions.
I first applied online. After around 10 days, I received an invitation for a first HR screening call. The whole application process was well explained. Technical interview 1 → Technical interview 2 → virtual on-site → offer
The interview process was quick. I dropped my resume and received a call from the recruiter for a phone screen within three days. After the phone screen, I quickly got a coding interview with a developer. I was rejected the very next day.
They respond pretty fast, and the recruiter keeps you updated throughout the process. The OA is just a basic CodeSignal, then a Karat, which can vary but usually asks one LC-style problem plus time complexity questions.