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I had a pretty intense run of rounds, and the format felt like it kept escalating in both breadth and difficulty. Early on, I dealt with UI coding for the first rounds, which was a different kind of screen than classic DS&A. After I passed those, the process returned me back into coding again, then added system design, and eventually it jumped to a hard LeetCode-style problem.
Across the live sessions, the interviewers were friendly in the sense that the tone wasn’t hostile, but the difficulty was real. One panel-style setup included multiple technical interviews where I ended up solving medium questions and still got hit with a hard. I found the overall questions gettable technically, but the time pressure and the level of the last problem made the round feel unforgiving.
> 1 year
Average Negative United States
A recruiter called me and said they were interested in moving forward with a technical phone interview. I followed up to schedule that next step, and then everything disappeared—I didn’t hear back and felt completely ghosted.
There wasn’t any technical round to judge, and the experience mostly boiled down to uncertainty and silence after the initial interest.
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I had a front end engineer interview coming up at Snowflake in a couple of weeks. At that point, I was mainly monitoring the timeline and making sure …
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