Motorola Solutions Software Engineer interview experience

The whole interaction was quick and unusual in its format: I was asked to write out FizzBuzz on a poster board. I told the interviewer I knew the answer and would rather do a different question.

That choice changed the vibe immediately—the process became more about flexibility and engagement than about correctness on a single tiny exercise. The difficulty felt low, and I didn’t have the sense that it was meant to be a high-stakes assessment.

I didn’t get an offer, but the memory that stuck with me was how informal and light the technical moment felt. It was almost more of a way to see how I