I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks.
There was no HR screening, and I directly got an email for a coding interview. The coding interview started with an interviewer asking me to write a method to check if a player is eligible for purchasing cards with points, and then write another method to actually purchase cards with points. I did both, and then the Asian interviewer asked to add a feature to track more information for the player, and to create a Player object at the end after running out of time. I could have started with this part in the first place. Adding a feature following best practices by adding a new file to create the new object while on HackerRank was the last thing I could think of during coding interviews.
Despite being a five-day on-site role, I applied regardless because their office was closer to where I live, but it was a total waste of time. Even the recruiter didn't waste theirs as there was no screening. So the recruiter is the winner here. Also, while researching, I noticed that most of them belong to a certain similar demographic, including the interviewer and the recruiter. I am not sure if there's any correlation there.
Code a game to purchase cards
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Flexport Software Engineer III role.
Flexport's interview process for their Software Engineer III roles is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Flexport's Software Engineer III interview process.