I applied online. The process took 4 days. I interviewed at Indeed (Austin, TX) in Mar 2017
Interview
I applied directly on their website, and heard back from a recruiter the next day. He was incredibly nice and accommodating, we basically just chit-chatted about the role and my background.
Then there was a technical phone screen which involved writing code on a shared screen. This person was not as nice as the recruiter, he asked very open ended questions but seemed to expect very specific answers. The interviewer began by asking me a variety of soft technical questions based on projects and technologies I had worked with, and then the remaining time was spent on a coding question. It was a simple and reasonable question, but it just didn't click for me and I panicked and failed, and was notified the next day with a generic response.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
Implement a function that takes in two arguments, 1. the number of six-sided dice, 2. a target value. Calculate the probability that rolling that number of dice will add up to that target value.
Only did the 1st round. It was a medium Leetcode question. The interview was only for 30 min. Their compiler threw an unexpected error, which even the interviewers couldn't fix
Terrible scheduling. Difficult company to deal with. Will not contact again. Pay was below industry average for the location. Misleading job description. Benefits below standard. Hope everyone avoids this place
In total, there were five interviews. Three of them were more technical and the other two or more about your background. The technical interviews were pretty standard simple to medium Leetcode questions.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I was asked about how we kept metrics in my previous job. When I told him that this was something we didn’t really do, he continued to harp on this question for the entirety of the interview, as if it was something that would be very difficult for me to learn.