Process
Tryplebyte
This was really interesting because I applied for a Front-End role and was given a Tryplebyte test full of Backend questions and languages such as C++, Python, and Java. There were also questions about system design.
I wasn't expecting some of the Backend questions.
I did the quiz just for the heck of it.
I didn't pass the quiz, which wasn't unexpected, even though I did fairly okay for lots of skills that are not Front-End related.
What I believe was a bad experience for me was the noreply email with the rejection. The whole experience felt very impersonal; I wasn't even given a chance to speak to a recruiter.
Thanks for the Tryplebyte survey. I actually added the results to my Tryplebyte profile since I got Level 3 on Backend. This is laughable; I don't even code on Backend and got Level 3.
The quiz is not a good measurement of a person's skill. I am a top performer as a Front-End developer at my current company.
Questions
After a database transaction is committed, a foreign key is no longer present in a related table. Which ACID property is being violated in this situation?
Why do programs with bad memory leaks often slow down before they crash?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Flexport Front End Developer role in United States.
Success Rate
Flexport's interview process for their Front End Developer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Flexport's Front End Developer interview process in United States.
Flexport Work Experiences
- 3.0Don't go if you have other optionsSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeBellevue, WAJuly 11, 2026Pros: It used to have good WLB, and the colleagues were nice and helpful.Cons: It became awful once they required RTO. And they kept quietly laying people off. The RSUs and stock are only worth about $2 per share now, but when they made the offer, they valued them at $14 per share.
- 3.0Not a bad place to grow technicallyEngineering Manager • Former EmployeeBellevue, Washington, United StatesFebruary 15, 2024Pros: There are some good engineers.Cons: The company needs better leadership to guide it in the right direction.
- 2.0Nightmarish experience with managementEngineer • Former EmployeeSan Francisco, California, United StatesOctober 28, 2021Pros: - A lot of ICs are genuinely kind and bright. - Modern SaaS tooling.Cons: Management at Flexport is borderline abusive. Calls during late hours and PTO over non-urgent issues. Berating team members during calls. Bold-faced lies about promotions. Just an overall lack of empathy in regards to work-life balance. Oh, and pay is way-way below market. Please look elsewhere.
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