I applied at a career fair at my university. I got an email really soon after that asking to set up a phone interview, and I set up a time to do a skills test.
The phone interview was super casual, basically just going over my resume.
The skills test was 3 parts, and the coding part was really difficult. They don't let you use any references, even things that are publicly available. You also can't compile and run your code, so you just have to wing it and hope it works.
Plus, they have you hooked up to an actual human proctor the whole time, which was weird. You have to show the proctor around the room you're in, and you can't have anybody in the room with you AT ALL during the test.
I had to kick my husband out of our apartment for almost 4 hours last second, because they don't tell you that that's a rule you have to abide by until you're actually talking to the proctor.
Haven't heard back about doing an onsite interview yet, but I can update this if I get accepted for that or rejected.
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