The entire process took three weeks.

I applied for the internship, and two days later, I was scheduled for my first behavioral and technical screening. After that interview, I was told I was better suited for the apprenticeship program. I was then scheduled for two technical interviews (remotely, on different days), followed by a final in-person interview at their gorgeous offices in San Francisco.

The in-person interview consisted of three interviews: two technical and one behavioral.

The entire process was managed flawlessly. The staff was very nice and friendly, making me feel comfortable during the interview. I usually get nervous, but that wasn't the case with Pinterest.

I have to say, interviewing here was the best interview process I've been through so far. The staff was phenomenal – a really cool and smart group of people.

I even received a goodie bag to take home with lots of amazing swag, including:

• Cups
• Notepads
• Stickers
• Pens
• Credit card holders
• A reusable shopping bag

Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and other major tech employers have much to learn from Pinterest.

How would you go about creating a responsive grid for Pinterest?

Look at this page element. Now tell me, what are all of the reusable components (CSS)?

If someone tells you, "I want X made," what questions would you ask them?