Reddit·Software Engineer

Reddit Software Engineer interview experience

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United StatesPosted Mar 2018 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I hit a weird snag early on: a recruiter set up a time to chat and then didn’t call, and later the recruiter left the company.

I still got pulled back in through a different recruiter, and after that I went straight into a phone interview followed by an onsite.

The onsite was pretty standard and easier than I expected in the moment—four 45-minute coding interviews, all while I was dealing with the overall “cross-functional” picture as well. There was also an interview with product managers, and the questions felt manageable. I didn’t negotiate much because the company didn’t negotiate offers, and the final offer ended up being far lower than I expected. It came with a title level below what I was doing at the time,

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