Insubuy Interview Questions
& Process

I've interviewed with many companies and never had one not respond after I completed a coding project for them. They usually respond, showing respect for candidates who spend hours on coding challenges. I spent a lot of time building a coding project from scratch for you. Don't you think you should take a few minutes to send me feedback? I finally got a response from your company on Glassdoor, and you said it's not feasible to respond and there are no legal or any kind of obligations to respond to your candidates. 'Not feasible'? We all know it takes much more time to review my code than to send me an email. Why isn't it feasible to respond to me? The answer is simple: you can, but you don't want to respect us. Yes, there's no legal obligation to do this, but why are you talking about legal obligations? Legal obligations are the bottom line of morality; where are your moral obligations? It seems you've never considered that in your response. Don't you think you at least should have some moral obligations to respond? I don't understand what you mean by 'no any kind of obligation to respond.' Maybe it's acceptable for you to say you can't respond, but now you're telling me you don't think you should respond, which is totally different. It's horrible that you think that way. You said I contacted someone 'last night,' and that person has left for the day and is going to email me 'today morning.' This is not true. I contacted that person and waited over 24 hours before sharing my experience on Glassdoor, and that person still hasn't responded. I sent that email asking for feedback on Wednesday night, and still no response by the end of the week. It wasn't me who contacted that person 'last night.' It seems I'm not the only one asking for a response. You also waste the patience and time of a lot of other candidates. They spent time on your project and have to wait and ask you for a response. And yes, you don't have any kind of obligation to respond.

It was different. Like a casual conversation almost. They asked me questions about my experience and allowed me to go into great detail about my past jobs. They were very friendly and easy to talk to.

First, I got a detail-oriented test, which I did well on. Then, I had three interviews right after each other. The first was in Mandarin, the second in Spanish, and the last one in English.

Total waste of time, don't apply here. They asked basic technical questions and gave me a coding task. I answered most questions correctly, but they never got back to me.