I applied online using the LinkedIn button. The recruiter was super cool. I was able to speak about my experience, and he said I sounded like a shoe-in for the position.
When I spoke to the hiring manager, he asked me a bunch of vague questions and didn't really seem to know what he wanted for the role. When I mentioned I applied for the interview and didn't get contacted by a recruiter, the interview turned for the worse. I could immediately tell he was done with me.
At the end of the interview, he said he wanted to be transparent and told me I failed the interview, and he would not be moving forward. He asked if he could tell me how I answered the questions incorrectly, and I declined.
This was interview number 6 in my current loop and was by far the worst, and I've been through real "meat grinders." I think the vagueness and the immediacy of rejection really killed it. Yikes.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Netflix Senior Security Operations Engineer role in Austin, Texas.
Netflix's interview process for their Senior Security Operations Engineer roles in Austin, Texas is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Netflix's Senior Security Operations Engineer interview process in Austin, Texas.