The end-to-end process took over a month and a half, only to be told the position was no longer available.
I passed the phone screen, the coding interview, and had an excellent virtual onsite experience where I passed all questions. I've taken and given many of these tests, so I know what a pass or fail looks like.
Unfortunately, the position ended up being filled by an internal transfer, but it took over two weeks to receive an answer after the final interview.
I had a great experience with the actual interview, but the turnaround times seemed like they could be better coordinated.
I'm leaving the door open to follow up with them in the future, as I love the company. However, I would have preferred not to have been led on for over a month and a half before receiving a rejection.
Under NDA - nothing a senior engineer shouldn’t know. Very fair.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Reddit Senior Engineer role in San Francisco, California.
Reddit's interview process for their Senior Engineer roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Reddit's Senior Engineer interview process in San Francisco, California.