One of the worst interviews I ever had. I interview a lot of people myself and have been to many interviews. Usually, people, including me, try to create a good atmosphere of communication, talking to the candidate, discussing solutions... not at Wise. From the beginning, they barely introduced themselves, just told me their names, and didn't ask anything from me. Both interviewers looked like they were forced to be there. During the coding assignment, I kept saying what I was thinking to see if I could create a bidirectional channel of communication, but no, I had to specifically direct them to hear their voices. I often switched tabs just to make sure the connection hadn't dropped and I hadn't lost them. The question was LeetCode style that we are all used to, and that has zero relevance to the role, asking if I could name the algorithm that could solve it. But the worst comes next. It was supposed to be two interviews. One, they asked me to prepare thinking about my projects, tech stack I like, etc., that I would discuss with the team. There was no second interview. I waited a bit on the call, but nobody came, so I gave up.
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The following metrics were computed from 28 interview experiences for the Wise Software Engineer role in London, England.
Wise's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in London, England is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having good feelings for Wise's Software Engineer interview process in London, England.