Teamwork Interview Questions
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It was a 4 stage process. I thought it was a decent experience and every one I interviewed with seemed nice and I 100% wanted to work with them. I got to the 4th stage but never interviewed. I sent numerous messages but was met with no response. It is not a problem to hire someone else. However, it is unfair to make a person create an entire technical document ready to present for a final stage and completely ghost them. I think they should do a lot better with their communication. Additionally, don't let people waste their times on technical tasks if you know it will not see the light of day.

The whole thing lasted about a month. I applied and a recruiter reached out pretty fast. We set up a call for later that week where we just chatted about my background and how I work with others. Then, they sent me a coding challenge to do, which they said should take about 2 hours, and I had a week to finish it. After I sent that in, I got an invite to chat with two of the technical leads. It felt pretty professional but also relaxed, which was nice. I went over my coding assignment with them, answered their questions about how I could have made it better, and also did some technical and behavioral questions. I heard back the same day that I got the job and got an offer. I was really happy with how fast everything moved after each step.

This was the worst interview experience ever, taking about 2 months from beginning to end. It took like 2 weeks to hear back after stages with no updates. When I asked for updates, they gave me dumb excuses. After I passed the phone and coding tests, I went for a face-to-face. The office was cool, but that's it. I was interviewed by a developer and this other person who seemed like a new grad. The developer was super unprofessional, laughing sarcastically at my answers. They even mentioned firings for bullying. Plus, their laptop and phone kept going off during the interview. Turns out the 'other' person was an intern, which is crazy for a senior role interview. Total mess, avoid this place.

Teamwork has been one of my favourite interviews to date. Such a different feel to 'normal' interviews. It was relaxed and welcoming, with some really good questions coming from Ray about the position and my previous experience. There was a clear sense of preparation behind the interview with my CV clearly marked in places of interest. Some of the questions were predictable, but that's always the case in companies.