One of the most time-consuming and haphazard interview scheduling I have ever come across. I reached out to a recruiter, and she set me up for an interview with another recruiter. The interview was mostly asking about behavioral questions: how did I solve this, what actions I took, salary expectations, and the like. She told me it would take her some time to find the team that would match my skills, whereas I had already expressed interest in one of the job positions on their career website. It was after a month that I finally received another interview call, but again, I had to go through the same recruiter call, similar to the one I had done before. What a waste of time! Instead of collaborating within the company, they simply chose to waste candidates' time and their own time by conducting these non-technical interviews. I would have preferred to speak with an engineer instead. It was a similar experience to what I had read previously on Glassdoor. They will give you a call whenever they would like to talk to you, instead of scheduling a call, which I found really weird.

Once I was scheduled for a technical phone screen, I didn't even know what position I was interviewing for. There were three people on the call besides me, and they asked me questions on HTML5 features, CSS properties, ES6 features that I liked most, how I handle cross-browser compatibility issues in JavaScript, Git commands, what my deployment process is like in my company, how I test, and things like that. I felt the interview went well, only to be told that my skills didn't match the team I interviewed with. They said they have many other openings and would schedule me with some other team once they see a match.

I was already out of patience with this company and speaking with endless recruiters. I didn't follow up with them after being told this. Thanks, I will not be applying here again, only to be made to talk with multiple recruiters who are trying to sell their company.

HTML5 features, CSS properties, ES6 features that I liked most, how do you handle cross-browser compatibility issues in JS, Git commands, what's your deployment process like in my company, how do you test apps?