Process
I first received a call from a recruiter, and then we scheduled the first technical interview (of five).
The first technical interview was in Codesandbox.io and was heavy on Vanilla JavaScript.
The interview was an hour long, but in reality, we spent 15 minutes trying to get the Codesandbox link to work and then another 10 with introductions and introductory questions. This left about 30 minutes for the coding portion, which I felt was a bit rushed.
They don't inform you what type of question you'll receive, but be prepared for JavaScript.
Questions
DOM manipulation and event listeners in JavaScript.
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Robinhood Work Experiences
- 3.0It was good last yearWeb Engineer • Former EmployeeNew York, New York, United StatesAugust 6, 2022Pros: The product is cool, and the tech stack is good.Cons: The leadership is bad; it has no good plans towards profitability.
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- 5.0Great Culture, Little VacationSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeDurham, North Carolina, United StatesDecember 1, 2025Pros: Good work culture, friendly management.Cons: Vacations are minimal. Medical coverage could be better.
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