I had interviews with seven different people all day, requiring me to take a day off. They asked questions by the book, covering technical topics and involving many whiteboard exercises.
I didn't get the job and am glad they passed on me. They offer 'perks' in exchange for a low salary. It's so minuscule ($20k less than my current salary) that I'm not sure how they think they can get away with paying below market.
Luckily, I received another offer from a major company. I won't get a free lunch, but I will earn $25k more than I'm making now. Pick your battles, I guess.
There were lots of technical questions, some of which were repeated during the 7-hour interview.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Indeed Quality Engineer role in Austin, Texas.
Indeed's interview process for their Quality Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Indeed's Quality Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.