
Sticker Mule Software Engineer Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 10 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sticker Mule.
Software Engineer
The job posting said all applicants would get a response in two days. I applied and a couple of weeks later got an email for a HackerRank programming test for StickerMule. I finished the test well within the time limit, and then several weeks later got a generic rejection email. No one from StickerMule ever contacted me directly. I found out later that StickerMule's CEO has said some public things I don't agree with, so I guess it's good I didn't get the job. I wouldn't suggest applying.
- Complete a timed HackerRank programming exercise, with a single problem using basic arithmetic.
Software Engineer
So after I applied, I got an instant reply from HR with a hacker rank test link. It was 90 minutes but really only needed like 30 minutes and wasn't even a senior level question. Then radio silence until HR emailed me super late with a generic response and a coupon for their services. No follow up. It was kinda weird, but I wasn't that into the company anyway, mostly curious if I'd get the sticker coupon. I did!
- Write code to adjust how discounts are applied to batch orders, specifically to apply the discount across the total items ordered rather than to individual item totals.
Software Testing Engineer
I applied and a few days later got an invite for a HackerRank coding challenge. The challenge was pretty easy, mostly a math problem about calculating discounts using a formula, and it seemed like the same one given to Full Stack Engineer applicants. I finished the assessment, but after a few days, I got the usual rejection email saying they'd found other candidates, along with a $50 credit. It seems like these roles might not even be open, which is a bit of a time-waster.
- Given a customer's order items, compute the discount based on two distinct formulas and return the difference.
Sticker Mule Software Engineer Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Sticker Mule interview reports.
“Calculate a discount from an order”
Read reports →“Calculate a discount percentage given the number of units ordered.”
Read reports →“Given a customer's order items, compute the discount based on two distinct formulas and return the difference.”
Read reports →“Write code to adjust how discounts are applied to batch orders, specifically to apply the discount across the total items ordered rather than to individual item totals.”
Read reports →“Complete a timed HackerRank programming exercise, with a single problem using basic arithmetic.”
Read report →“Complete a Hacker Rank test with three basic algorithm questions in Ruby.”
Read report →“Asked 2 array questions and 1 SQL query question.”
Read report →“A take-home coding challenge was given, which was quite simple.”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 10 Sticker Mule interview reports.