The process had five rounds, starting with a 1-hour LeetCode test, before any intro call or chance to understand if there was mutual interest. That felt impersonal and too early to invest time.
All three technical rounds focused on algorithms or live coding, which didn’t reflect real-world work. There was no chance to learn about the team, role, or expectations until very late.
Only after several rounds did I learn that:
I applied as a senior JavaScript engineer and wasn’t looking to switch languages, especially in a fast-paced team where I couldn’t contribute at my best.
I stopped the process after getting another offer, but honestly, I wouldn’t have accepted this one anyway due to the lack of transparency and overall misalignment.
Parenthesis balancing. Other questions were medium level on LeetCode. How would you design YouTube? (System design part)
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the GoDaddy Fullstack Engineer role in Serbia.
GoDaddy's interview process for their Fullstack Engineer roles in Serbia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for GoDaddy's Fullstack Engineer interview process in Serbia.