Pretty standard interview process. First it was general interview. Little background about myself and why I felt I’d be good for the role. If it aligns with their values and you come of well, it was technical test about 3 months later which was little long. If you pass the technical exam then you do a much more thorough panel interview.

The interview process with [Company Name] was overall a positive experience. Right from the onset, I was greeted by friendly faces and a well-organized team that made the experience feel welcoming. The flow of the interview was smooth, and every stage seemed to have a clear purpose. However, there was one particular aspect that stood out. Early on, I had inquired about the possibility of a case interview being part of the process. I was informed that it would not be included. To my surprise, towards the end of the interview, I was presented with a case to solve. This unexpected turn was a bit disconcerting, especially since I had been previously reassured that a case interview wasn't part of the process. While I adapted to the situation and did my best to tackle the case, a heads-up would have been appreciated to set the right expectations.