A recruiter approached me on LinkedIn and asked to conduct an interview. During the interview the recruiter was talking way too much about herself and although the call was initially scheduled for 15 minutes we took approximately 1 hour.
When we started talking about the upcoming interviews the recruiter did not ask me about my availability but told me that I should finish the coding challenge on a given day (which was 2 days after our call) and I should do the next interview next week. All this without asking me when I would be available, and she even said "if you have any weekend plans, you can just cancel them".
When it comes to salary, although they are really pushy and the coding challenges are really hard, the pay way less than other banks. After saying to the recruiter what my rate is she answered with "Is this how much you earn now?", which is illegal to ask in Germany.
The coding challenge was really hard. You can find most solutions for it online, but still I think it does not correspond to the salaries they give.
Overall I did not like their attitude, so I did not move forward with them.
They want to know some things about your background and the technologies you work with at the moment. They care a lot about the cultural fit and not just the tech skills I have the feeling.
The coding challenge was assignments in Codility.io.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the N26 Junior Software Engineer role in Berlin, Germany.
N26's interview process for their Junior Software Engineer roles in Berlin, Germany is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for N26's Junior Software Engineer interview process in Berlin, Germany.