Projects are interesting if you manage to get into core backend teams.
Management is ruthless. They play their favorites, and if you're not one of them, you would be axed for no reason.
One phone interview, followed by an onsite interview.
Online HackerRank first, then a phone screen with an engineer, which was entirely behavioral. Then a technical interview, LC-style, with another engineer. Then a round of back-to-back interviews (learning/decomp). I didn't make it to the final round,
Applied online. Got a call. They gave one problem. Couldn't solve it fully. Rejected the next day. Basically, if you cannot solve the problem, you will be rejected.
One phone interview, followed by an onsite interview.
Online HackerRank first, then a phone screen with an engineer, which was entirely behavioral. Then a technical interview, LC-style, with another engineer. Then a round of back-to-back interviews (learning/decomp). I didn't make it to the final round,
Applied online. Got a call. They gave one problem. Couldn't solve it fully. Rejected the next day. Basically, if you cannot solve the problem, you will be rejected.