I should have seen the red flags from the recruiter. If they are asking you trivia questions on the initial interview, it's a huge indicator of the type of people working there. I should have dodged.
Anyway, I passed the trivia questions with a breeze. I feel bad that this may stop other great engineers from joining.
It took around 2 weeks to schedule the virtual interview with a Frontend Engineer.
This FE interviewer was very underqualified for her position. She seemed very distracted and unwilling from the initial impression. She was late to the interview.
It was one of the worst experiences I had. The person kept digging into my current position while I am bounded by an NDA to not disclose too much.
I was asked the same question in different phrasing. I asked for clarification multiple times, just to get a good grasp of what was being asked. Possibly she has comprehension problems.
Regardless, I jumped into the pair programming section: I finished the first one easily. She posted a second question, knowingly we don't really have much time. I worked through the question as well.
Had around 5 minutes left to ask questions. I learned about her team, projects, and people there. I learned that this is not a place where I can grow and I would discourage my friends from working here.
Q: JavaScript trivia, gotcha questions
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Zoom Frontend Engineer role in United States.
Zoom's interview process for their Frontend Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Zoom's Frontend Engineer interview process in United States.