I interviewed for Monday in Tel Aviv Nov 24, process took around 3 weeks. Very positive and friendly experience overall! I really appreciated the HR took the time to call me after every interview and give me feedback instead of just send me a random email.
Typical quick HR phone call then a coding interview for a question from their product. The HR called me a few days later and told me the interviewer was impressed with my solving skills, but the coding itself was mediocre so they asked me to do another coding question in a language I'm better at and I passed that one. We then had a "feature design" interview which I did not pass but still was a very positive experience.
The HR and all the interviewers were very friendly and gave me the feeling they want me to succeed.
Coding question: Implement the mechanism to send notifications to users in the system when mentioned in a post (@user or @team). You get a bunch of blackbox functions and you really just need to implement the logic of organizing the users and their teams and then efficiently retrieve that data when needed to send a notification.
Second coding interview (I only had this one because I did so-so on the first one): Implement the "boards" in their system
Feature design question: Design the "drag and drop" feature where you can drag and drop a line in the board and it'll rearrange the board and what not. You can find solutions to this one online (I wish I checked before I did the interview haha)
The following metrics were computed from 36 interview experiences for the Monday.com Software Engineer role in Israel.
Monday.com's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Israel is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Monday.com's Software Engineer interview process in Israel.