The interview process was smooth, first did an OA (mine was fairly straightforward but a friend of mine did it as well and theirs didn't seem as simple). In the initial phone interview they asked me to replicate a simple board game. I managed to over complicate it so I was surprised when they moved me to the final round. Final round was two back to back interviews with engineers from the team I ended up working on. They both started out with easier questions and built upon them (I would compare the initial questions to leetcode easy) .
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Leetcode easy style questions, phone leaned a little more towards OOP
Envié una solicitud electrónica. Acudí a una entrevista en Block (Toronto, ON) en nov 2025
Entrevista
3 rounds of interviews, all oop, pretty simple lc easy/medium. Rejected for headcount.
Practice LC implementation, usually 2 followups. The main thing is to implement quickly and note limitations while doing so.
Firstly a resume screen and then a online assessment technical screen then an online call with around LeetCode medium type of problems with an interviewer on call walking through the process. Around an hour long with multiple parts if necessary
pretty standard; basic easy-medium leetcode style questions; 3 rounds of 45 minutes technicals; follow ups regarding time / space complexity but not too hard; standard lc prep should be enough