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Tech Lead Interview Experience - Berlin, Germany

February 1, 2018
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Had a phone interview with a nice lady from People Dev, received a coding challenge which went well, followed by an onsite interview. I went to the interview thinking that my experience with the tech mentioned in the job posting would be relevant but no actual questions from those areas were asked. I received brief feedback after me asking for an outcome of the interview, and it was negative, although I think it was very biased.

Although I do agree that our mutual interests were quite different, I do not appreciate that the interview was far from technical, and as an interviewer for similar positions in different companies, I have no idea how any of the interviewers could have made any decisions based on such interview. Overall some of the questions were completely out of place and context regarding the position, industry or scope. One of the interviewers seemed like he was on Facebook, and the other one seemed like he was paying attention, but when I noticed myself I was rambling, it was completely clear he wasn't at all following.

Questions

If you were a CTO of a startup, would you choose to build a monolith, or would you build a multiple servicesIf you were a CTO of a startup of an e-commerce startup how would you refactor itWhat tech did you learn in the past year, and what do you want to learn in the future

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the N26 Tech Lead role in Berlin, Germany.

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N26's interview process for their Tech Lead roles in Berlin, Germany is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for N26's Tech Lead interview process in Berlin, Germany.