The interview for me was split up over four video calls using Zoom. Each call was arranged in advance, and I was asked to list dates/times where I was available. I'd then get an invite for a session within one of these time windows.

The process was extremely friendly, professional, and high-quality throughout. I found that GitLab stuck to the processes listed in their handbook for interviewing and asked appropriate questions for the role I was applying for.

One of the sessions was a technical session where I was asked to code collaboratively online. This was a small task that couldn't be completed in the time allotted, so even though coding was being done, I felt this was more to test your general approach and see how you might go about structuring code for a feature.

There was a second technical call for me which was mostly theory in a question/answer format. This was a very relaxed and fun discussion about how you could potentially solve front-end problems.

What is CORS?

Explain how you would optimize a slow-loading list.

Explain how you'd implement a tagged search box.