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I met an engineering manager through AngelList and was quickly scheduled for a technical phone screen. The interviewer's coding question wasn't too difficult, but he was very good at pushing you and assessing your ability to communicate. The onsite

The interview was a two-day, back-to-back interview. The first interviewer was from Canada; English wasn't super well, and the questions asked were unclear. I still got through it in under 20 minutes and had time for a follow-up. The next interview

The standard tech interview process, which I experienced as positive, involved a couple of phone screens followed by an onsite interview. It was a fairly typical onsite interview, including a coding exercise, technical interviews, and a cultural fit