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Software Engineer
I'm still mid-process, so this is more of a snapshot than a finished story. I'm interviewing for an L4 Software
Product Manager
The hardest part of my Capital One Product Manager loop was not the cases. It was figuring out the rules. I started
I got two LeetCode-style coding questions, followed by a follow-up discussion once those were done. I solved the first
Data Scientist
First round was a HackerRank OA, including an easy Python and an easy SQL question. The second round was a behavioral
Associate Product Manager
Currently still in the process, but recruiter described the process as a 30 min screening call with the recruiter, 30
Solutions Architect
I didn't get an offer, so think of this as a look at where my process stalled. It started with an online assessment
Software Engineer III (L4)
I went in expecting the coding to be the whole story, and it mostly was, though the process had more steps than I
The interview was challenging but genuinely interesting. I went through multiple stages, including technical
Initial screening round. Simple product sense question with a few followups. General introduction. The question was
I went through a recruiter screen first, and the recruiter was very responsive and kept me updated the whole way, which
I got a clear no after a Stripe SWE phone screen, and what still bugs me is how close I felt to finishing. The problem
I applied through university on-campus placements. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at WebMD Health (Navi
I got through four rounds at Instacart, and I passed every coding round. My last round was system design. The
Backend Software Engineer
Most of my hour-long technical interview with an Apple engineer on the team went to my resume, which I didn't expect.
Quantitative Analyst
I'll be upfront that my process ended after the first technical round, so my experience is a short one. The gate was a
I went in expecting at least one coding problem and never got one. My technical interview was all concepts, and the
Data Engineer
3 rounds. The 1st was technical, with the lead Data Engineer and the hiring manager. The 2nd was with 3 people from the
The interview had multiple rounds, mixing technical data science questions with problem-solving. I felt confident in
The Bloomberg PDM interview went beyond standard project-management questions. We discussed competing priorities,
The interview process consisted of four main stages: a recruiter screen, an online coding assessment focusing on SQL
