The interview process was extremely strange. There are two rounds of completely virtual assessments before you speak with a real person over a camera off voice call. This was friendly although I felt like the recruiter was impatient with my questions, also the assessments were odd. The recruiter really emphasized the meal delivery service as a perk, which to me suggests there are no other benefits at this company. After this round, I was told the final round is entirely behavioral and I would not need to prepare. However, the final round was a data test where I had to look at an excel sheet and talk about it with the interviewer. This caught me by surprise and was simply unprofessional of the hiring team to not tell me about the data test before hand. Candidates should not feel blindsided by the process, so overall, I think I dodged a bullet by not joining this company.

Performed a competency test and a technical capabilities excel worksheet (~3 hours total work) before receiving any sort of human communication, and was then dropped from the process via a @noreply email. No issue with these types of assessments, but feedback would be nice (or at least provide a real person's contact to follow up with) if you're going to ask candidates to invest multiple hours to complete them as the first few stages in the process.