It was a two step process, they called over the phone first which was a good screening interview.
Based on that I was asked to come onsite for a face to face interview. I was in a different state so I flew-in despite 6 hour delayed flight due snow storm to make sure I reach on time for the next day afternoon interview.
To my surprise I was greeted by a developer who was simply connected me to 3 remote managers via his laptop. They took their time to connect and were constantly dropping off. I was asked to do a white-boarding exercise which none of them could read as laptop camera was not sharp enough. I was having trouble listening to them as laptop microphone speaker was not that clear enough. They did not even look at my resume or asked anything from ~10+ years of work experience.
It seemed like they either had already a candidate or something else was happening, it could be just bad luck for me due to this heavy snow storm that came a day earlier.
But overall I felt they were very unorganized and not completely sure what they want. I did expect better process oriented environment from such a big company.
A programming problem to do on whiteboard then a behavior puzzle question.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the UnitedHealth Group Senior Software Lead Engineer role in Boston, Massachusetts.
UnitedHealth Group's interview process for their Senior Software Lead Engineer roles in Boston, Massachusetts is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for UnitedHealth Group's Senior Software Lead Engineer interview process in Boston, Massachusetts.