Interview process began with a preliminary phone screen. This was followed by an automated online skills test, and then an in-person interview with my future teammates, supervisor, and department director. Two of these segments consisted of technical questions -- one on algorithms and and another on design. The other sessions were Q&A conversations about my history, career and skills, and the company. Across the board, my interviewers were friendly, patient, intelligent, and knowledgeable. I enjoyed doing the onsite interview. Throughout the process, I had access to a company recruiter, who was also friendly and exceedingly helpful.

Initial phone call involved introductions and going over skillsets and resume. An online hacker rank test was given. In person Interview was with 5 people overall. Breaks, food, and drink were provided.

Their Recruiter reached out to me. Resume submitted and a phone screen with their architect scheduled. It was a coding test, was asked 3 simple coding questions, answered and was told that I will be called in for an in-person. The scheduling after that took a couple of weeks (reasons being their coordinator being on vacation to coordinator being backed up). In person interview scheduled for 3:15 PM, i promptly reach their office 10 mins in advance and then see this email from the recruiter/coordinator that there was a change and asking me if i could go in 30 mins late. I was already there and decided to just sit there, stare at their employees and read a magazine. Finally , was called in for my first interview with a team lead(different from the one i was scheduled to meet, 45 mins later). At that point, i didn't want to job for multiple reasons - too far from the train station and i already had a job. Interview was very basic..asked to search a for a number in a sorted array. Gave the algorithm but screwed (intentionally!) the java code part. Second set of interviewers asked me to code a "blocking queue". That is it, No offer. The inordinate delays and schedule changes, being far from the train station in Manhattan and having a job already in hand close to home were the reasons I wasn't interested. Note- the place looked cluttered, congested. Too many people sitting in too little space.