After the online assessment, I went straight into a back-to-back loop that felt exhausting but focused. The interviews ran consecutively, and the bar-raiser-style behavioral round carried a lot of weight. It felt harder than the other behavioral conversations. The other rounds mixed technical work with behavioral prompts tied to how I handle real situations.
Technical coverage included strings, data-structure fundamentals, priority queues, and object-oriented design. Each round had some combination of behavioral and technical questions, while one was purely behavioral. The structure let me see what they were assessing, but the bar-raiser round still felt capable of swinging the decision.
The overall difficulty felt difficult because of the density of interviews and the bar-raiser emphasis. I did not get an offer. What stayed with me was how relentless it felt: there was no room to recover between rounds, and the decision seemed to involve more than getting technical answers right.
Location: United States. Overall feedback: neutral. Offer status: no offer.
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