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Remote Developer Interview Experience

May 1, 2021
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

The interview process...

  • Did not ask my name or who I was.
  • Was more interested in judging my surrounding environment through the process.
  • The interview was strange; he was disgruntled or obviously upset. This was really revealing with red flags of toxicity in the workplace.
  • He never looked at any of my work, commented on it, nor did he want to know my creative process or my diverse background in various industries.
  • It was a great HR case to make against a biased and unfair interview with a disgruntled employee who really knew nothing of my skillset.

This was a complete setup for failure on the part of the company and their 3rd party recruiters. The recruiter did a good job of hyping me up about this company, which turned out to be a huge company with mindless seats filled.

If you want to be a seat filler and just an ordinary cubicle robot, this will be the job for you.

If you are vibrant, creative, think on your feet, PATIENT, JOYFUL, and KIND, filled with talent and a broad skillset... this is not the place for you.

Questions

Primary Question: Show me your raw files in Sketch.

(This was not asked for during the build-up to the interview, nor was this communicated beforehand.)

Completely making me look horrible. Really looked intentional.

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Slalom's interview process for their Remote Developer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Slalom's Remote Developer interview process in United States.

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