After the initial step, I ended up in a three-round flow that felt pretty intense from the start. First there was an OA with three coding questions—two marked medium and one hard. After that, I moved into a machine coding round where I had to produce an LLD for a given problem statement, with about 90 minutes to do it. The final round was resume-based, where they dug into my previous experience and projects.
By the time I got to the resume discussion, the process already felt like it was testing both depth and clarity. I remember the machine coding part taking real focus because it wasn’t just about writing code; it was about structuring the design as well. Overall the difficulty matched the labels I was hearing—this round was the hardest part for me to stay fully confident through, and I didn’t end up getting an offer.
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Difficult Positive India
My process started with an AI round and then an online assessment. After the initial steps, I went into technical rounds that happened over about a month total. The technical focus was mostly system design concepts, including an LLD-oriented discussion, and one of the system design technical rounds was specifically a hiring manager round, which raised the stakes.
Along the way, there were also coding elements that weren’t just abstract. I remember doing an OA first, and then later facing multiple rounds where system design and coding knowledge both mattered. For one technical path, I ended up with a coding round where I had to code social-media-style functionalities and then later a tech + HR interaction that again leaned heavily into system design questions.
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