Hackerrank + Phone interview + Onsite interview.
Everything was going well until they made two major mistakes:
My first interviewer was a jerk. He appeared very rude and would not let me finish my sentences. It was almost as if he didn't want me to succeed. He hadn't come prepared for the interview. After discussing my previous work experience at length, he gave me a question to solve. I offered a suboptimal answer. He said there was a better solution. After about 10-15 minutes of brainstorming, we both came up with a solution that he thought was correct. But when I asked him to give a good example of how it would work, he couldn't! Essentially, he himself didn't know how it worked. And since he hadn't come prepared, I didn't get enough time to code up whatever I had understood. I have had rejections before, and I already have an offer from one of the Big 5, but I haven't experienced a worse interview.
This has been mentioned before in one of the reviews. They did not distribute the latest version of my resume to all interviewers. Fortunately, I had read this beforehand and had brought my own set of resumes. This happened after I had specifically asked my POC if they would be using the latest version of my resume or not.
The other two interviewers were nice. Most interviews had one design and one coding problem. The coding problem had to be implemented.
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