This is my interview process from back in 2022, I never added a review here and think this would help potential applicants. Insanely lengthy interview process, Recruiter Screen: 30 mins not a big problem HM Screen: 1 hr with coding questions - not too bad after that they will give you a take home assignment which for an entry level engineer would take good 12 hours to complete (note to self: never do take home assignments for a company, waste of time). Interview loop: standard 4 interview loop, however the planning was so unstructured. I was in east coast and interviewers in west coast, the interview time for me was from 12 PM to 8 PM. Not 4 interviews one after another with a 10 min break, rather it was like 12:00 to 12:50 then 2:00 to 2:50, 4:00 to 4:50 and final was at freaking 7 to 7:50. And they rescheduled the interview that was at 4 to 4:50, multiple times during the day of interview, first they said they are moving it to another day and then moved it to another time on same day. This was very unprofessional, the JD never specified that this was a Frontend only role, I applied to it assuming it was Full Stack and I was never interested in Frontend only roles and thus in the end I mentioned it in all my interviews as the interviews were frontend heavy questions. Abysmal is the word that describes the interview process, I spend 12+ hr on the take home assignment and around 8 hours on interview process for a role that I didn't want in the end.