Enterprise Architect - Senior Level Interview Experience - Washington, District of Columbia
Process
A recruiter reached out, asking if I was interested in an Enterprise Architect role, based upon my previous work experience. I indicated that I was considering other roles.
The recruiter then, without my approval, sent me a link to HackerRank that required I spend 180 minutes straight completing three coding challenges.
I'm not much of a coder these days. After a quick review of the challenge, I told the recruiter I wasn't interested.
This was not a very professional experience. Why would someone spend three hours in a coding challenge if they didn't even get a chance to discuss the position with someone?
Questions
Complete a 180-minute coding challenge.
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Success Rate
Twilio's interview process for their Enterprise Architect - Senior Level roles in Washington, District of Columbia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Twilio's Enterprise Architect - Senior Level interview process in Washington, District of Columbia.
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