Reddit Software Engineer interview experience

I’d been doing my job for years, but I hadn’t really kept up with the usual rhythm of technical interviews, so I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what Reddit’s early loop actually looks like.

For my round, I was expecting a conversation that leaned into how I think and how I handle people issues, not just raw coding. I went in for questions like how I deal with tough colleagues and how I’d handled harsh feedback in the past. The topics were very behavioral, and that honestly surprised me more than anything, given how many other companies start with pure technical screens.

Walking