I got there through a recruiting company. First, I had a 15-minute phone call with HR to see if I answered the basic demands.

Then, I had a 10-minute phone call with the team lead, where I needed to share information about a feature I made.

After that, there was a Zoom interview slotted for 1.5 hours. I was interviewed by the team lead and another developer. I was asked to implement a basic Angular interface on a web platform (CoderPad or something similar). It was super trivial, like someone who just passed an online beginner course in Angular would have no trouble with, and I guess I over-engineered it.

I completed the exercise. They asked me one or two questions during this, including how I would do it differently.

After 45 minutes, they decided they didn't want to ask any more questions, so I understood I had not passed. I received the expected answer two days later.

Make some dynamic changes to a basic HTML form with two inputs and make it appear on a click of a button.