Softwre Engineer Interview Experience - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Process
The interview process was very well structured, with steps going from technical assessments to non-technical assessments like teamwork and communication.
It started with a call with the recruiter. In my experience, the recruiter was of great help in explaining the whole process and giving me tips to succeed. My impression was that the recruiter wants the candidate to succeed and they will try their best to do so.
The first rounds were technical, where coding skills and architectural knowledge were evaluated. The live coding was more focused on Data Structures and Algorithms. In the architecture round, it was more about how to design a system that scales and performs well.
The last rounds were more dedicated to how one works in a team and collaborates with their colleagues. Career goals were also an interesting topic covered in the interviews.
In my view, Miro does a great job in assessing every relevant aspect of a potential employee. As a candidate, I felt like my skills were properly evaluated. If I can add one more thing, I would say that the live coding and architecture felt more like pair programming, which made the process more comfortable and fun.
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Success Rate
Miro's interview process for their Softwre Engineer roles in Amsterdam, Netherlands is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Miro's Softwre Engineer interview process in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
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