There were 7 stages of the interview process: 0. Phone conversation with HR (~15 min) 1. General coding task (~1 hour) It took place in online code editor. There is some prepared code that is somehow connected to Monday domain (boards, tasks, etc.) and there are some missing functionality. You need to implement what's missing. Also there were questions about computation complexity. Communicating with interviewer was good, but what was not as good as I expected from the tool to be is how it autocompletes the code. Usually you don't remember all the functions' signatures or methods, but IDE helps you. Here were many errors of compilation because of it. Just keep in mind and don't feel stressed to look up for a function in documentation as I did 😅. 2.

Android task ( ~1.5 hour) It was in Zoom. There was a basic task related to Monday (build an app with master-detail screens to show the data on some skeleton of the app that was already provided). 3. System Design Interview (1.5 hour) Zoom interview to design some kind of chat application with rooms. 4. Product Interview They wanted to miss it this time. 5. Interview with Head of Mobile Group ( 1 hour) On-site interview with Head of Mobile. Sharing your experience, asking questions about Monday and how the Mobile team works there. 6. HR Interview (~1 hour) On-site interview with HR. Talking about education, working experience, team collaborations, dealing with difficulties and other essential soft skills. 7.

Meeting team + offer On-site meeting with future team, opportunity to ask questions about how to work there. Overall feeling: It was very nice interviewing process, all interviewers were friendly and supporting. I really liked it that all tasks were somehow connected to Monday domain, so that you don't solve useless tasks and you can feel what you can face working there. Also it was really important that HR told me feedback after each interview what went cool and what things I can improve. It's really worthy.

What is the thing that you did on your previous jobs that you're proud of?