I applied online.

It was a take-home test that asked to build something from end to end. It takes like 8 to 12 hours. Not only do they seek an MVP, but a scalable API with public hosting! In other words, they want you to build something ready for market! It is one day of entirely unpaid work, which I felt is disrespectful of our time. I have got it done, but I do not want to submit it.

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