I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at JobLeads in Jul 2025
Interview
Chaotic and unprofessional are the two words that describe this company's process. I was interviewed over three stages and the same person sat in on the last two which is highly unusual. This same person who was under qualified and had no idea about the details of the job that I was interviewing for subjected me to multiple questions that showed his lack of knowledge and his tone was both insulting and rude. I was also asked to do a test task that took me almost a full day. I revoked access to the task after my presentation so they could not access it to use for free. Shortly after I received a rejection email. Beware of this company whether you are a candidate or looking to work there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Asked me to do a detailed and intensive test task including planning a PR campaign and providing details of data collection, the different metrics I would use the methods, I would, how I would measure its success.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at JobLeads in Apr 2025
Interview
A typical day at JobLeads involves a mix of collaboration, creative problem-solving, and independent research. I work closely with product and engineering teams to develop AI-driven solutions that improve how users discover job opportunities. Every day is fast-paced but balanced, with room to explore ideas and experiment with LLMs and vector search technologies.
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Question 1
How do you approach building AI system for new problem?
I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at JobLeads in Apr 2025
Interview
I applied for the position via their website, and the communication throughout the process was very fast. From application to offer, it took just 3 weeks, which included 3 interview stages: 1) screening with HR, 2) technical interview, and 3) trial day.
The technical interview included live coding, but it was relatively simple. The task involved working with Nuxt3, and the goal was to show how I work, communicate, and write code in a real-world setting. The team lead during the interview was very open and supportive, which helped create a relaxed atmosphere.
The third stage was a trial day, where I spent a whole day working as if I were already part of the team. I had 3 calls: one with the team lead, where they outlined tasks for the day, a general standup with the team to meet everyone and see how they communicate, and the final presentation, where I showed what I had worked on and answered questions from the team.
One downside is that if you have a main job, you need to take a day off to attend the trial day. While this can be inconvenient for candidates, it’s actually a great way to get a real sense of how the team works together and see the day-to-day operations of the company. It’s much less stressful than traditional interviews.
Overall, I was very impressed with the interview process. At every stage, I felt supported by the recruiter, and I really appreciated the speed of communication. The feedback after each interview was also received promptly. I’m grateful for the transparent and smooth process. Highly recommend!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
During the technical interview, I was given a Nuxt3 to-do list template with five tasks. The tasks included:
1) Requesting a list of tasks from the server.
2) Displaying the tasks on the page.
3) Implementing filters by date and status.
4) Allowing tasks to be marked as completed or undone.
The goal was to focus on the clean implementation of the logic using Nuxt3, without worrying too much about the "look" of the interface. The challenge was to demonstrate how I handle state management, API requests, and component structure in a real-world scenario.