I applied online, and the process took 3 weeks.
There were 3 rounds of interviews:
All interviews were very people-centric, fairly standard, and easy to navigate, with a couple of tricky questions. Everyone was very smart, which made the conversations interesting. The scale of the company was the most exciting part of it. I was told 2-3 times that the company went through a difficult period after the Microsoft acquisition, and that they had laid off a bunch of people 6 months ago. When discussing the team, the words "problems" and "burnout" were used a few times.
The process was overall very slow, so I let them know I was in the final stages with other roles. We discussed compensation, but the overall package was weak and not competitive with what I was offered elsewhere, which surprised me for a company owned by Microsoft. I took another offer in the end and decided not to pursue it further.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the King Associate Director of Engineering role in Barcelona, Catalonia.
King's interview process for their Associate Director of Engineering roles in Barcelona, Catalonia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for King's Associate Director of Engineering interview process in Barcelona, Catalonia.