I've got just two of the three first interviews. The first one was a Zoom call to talk about my experience in general and describe the process.

The second one was the coding interview. I had a meeting with one developer, and in the interview, he was very specific in what he was looking for regarding threads. The interviewer asked some general questions about threads and exceptions in Java, and then we moved on to the exercise, which was to solve a thread problem.

The conversations were nice, but the scheduling process, at least for me, was super bad. They just sent me an email with the schedule; it was not a "Google Invite" or a calendar invite. I was in a different timezone, and, for a stroke of bad luck, the week before the interview, my country changed the timezone to wintertime. I didn't check the time again, but I started late because of this.

What is an exception in software?

What is best: throwing an error number code or an exception?

What is the difference between a process and a thread?