The interviewer is very pleasant, doesn't stick to a memorized script, and uses a shared screen to explain what the company does, how it operates, and what the role you're applying for entails.

I went through two interviews, one with the direct manager, a mix of general/behavioral questions and more technical ones about JavaScript, CSS, browser, etc, which I would rate from easy to hard. The manager was very cool and easygoing; I felt it was a really good conversation. I was then invited to the next interview, a pair programming session with 2 engineers from the team; the task at hand was to work on a web scraper using JavaScript, an easy to medium task. I was able to successfully complete the task within the allotted interview time but I was rejected. I asked for additional feedback about my rejection but was told that there’s a company policy that forbids them from providing additional feedback, which I understand but somewhat disappointing.