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The phone interview was pretty straightforward. They asked some basic programming and OOP questions. The in-person interview was much more difficult. It lasted about 5 hours in total, and I met with approximately 10 people. By the end of the whole p
The interview process after submitting the application consisted of three parts: * **Phone interview:** The recruiter asked about "Why HubSpot," salary expectations, and skills/experiences, while also answering any questions you might have. * **
0. Recruiter phone screen 1. Take-home assessment 2. Three-round loop: two system design rounds and one coding round 3. One behavioral round with HM 4. Team match interview with HM
The phone interview was pretty straightforward. They asked some basic programming and OOP questions. The in-person interview was much more difficult. It lasted about 5 hours in total, and I met with approximately 10 people. By the end of the whole p
The interview process after submitting the application consisted of three parts: * **Phone interview:** The recruiter asked about "Why HubSpot," salary expectations, and skills/experiences, while also answering any questions you might have. * **
0. Recruiter phone screen 1. Take-home assessment 2. Three-round loop: two system design rounds and one coding round 3. One behavioral round with HM 4. Team match interview with HM