I had 2 coderpad interviews over the phone, and an onsite which had around 5-6 rounds. My coderpad experience was great - the interviewers were smart and collaborative and it was fun to talk the problems through with them to implement a solution. The problems mostly ranged from Leetcode easy to medium, with 2 questions per round. I wouldn't say that the onsite interview was the complete opposite of my coderpad experience, but it was not as good as I hoped. The interviewers were not prepared and there was no structure to the process. Most of the interviews I had were over the phone or via video conference with engineers in other offices which was weird and uncomfortable. I was expected to verbally describe algorithms, or write them on a piece of paper. In the one round, the person I was interviewing with seemed completely uninterested and asked me random question about my resume which made me feel like he only found out about the interview 5 minutes ago.