The whole process took about three months. I believe the majority of that was due to scheduling interviews across two major time zones and, of course, the global pandemic that is COVID-19.

Throughout the entire process, I received weekly updates when there wasn't an already scheduled meeting in the near future. I greatly appreciated that, as it helped me focus on preparing for the interviews and not wasting energy wondering if they had forgotten about me or moved on.

I had a couple of screening calls that were fairly light on the technical side, followed by a take-home assignment that didn't have a due date. It was nice to be able to take my time on that. I found the questions to be challenging yet relevant to the job I was applying for. The feedback I received from that was beneficial, as it helped me understand what kind of developer they were looking for their team.

After the take-home assignment, I was scheduled to meet with a handful of developers across multiple teams that I would potentially be working with. It was great to see everyone work well together and get a better understanding of the team dynamics.

After the last round of interviews, I received an offer about two weeks later. Most of that time was due to determining the relocation process during the global pandemic.

All questions were related to React.js, Node, and CSS styling.