The interview process was very smooth. Very responsive and friendly hiring manager. Total 5 rounds of interview. Round 1: Initial screening - coding challenge in hackerrank - retrive data from API endpoint, transform and render it in the UI. Onsite : 4 rounds ( 1 hour each ) 1st Round : DSA coding Question regarding 2D array, JS concepts - promises, http methods, http headers 2nd Round : Html, CSS, Js Question - To create UI as provided in the screenshot, behavioral questions, project details 3rd Round: System Design for an app. ( explain UX flow, improvements to accommodate new requirements, edge cases). Have to draw diagrams in hackerrank to show the UX flow. 4th Round : Html, CSS, Js Question - to fix a UI issue and modifications after that, (interviewer added modifications to the question once the issue is fixed). CSS, Behavioral questions. Pleasant interview experience. All the interviewers were warm and friendly.

This was one of those weird interviews that people get once in a while. I received a call at around 7pm from the director on a weekday to ask me what I was looking for. I took this lightly since it was just informational. I was told that the hiring manager will contact me next. A couple of days later I get a call around 8:30pm from the hiring manager. I answered the call not knowing it was the hiring manager, and decided to just continue. He wanted me to take a technical interview and that night time was preferred. I told him that I can only do it during business hours, and I asked the hiring manager why does it have to be at night and he just asked me, "Aren't you use to working with a global team?" I explained to him that I have other obligations during the evening and I only work during business hours. I ended up declining to move forward with the interview. If they do not respect your time during the interview, imagine what will happen when you actually work there.