WITHIN Fullstack Engineer Interview Questions
& Process

It began with a 2.5 hour coding test that had questions that were pretty easy to handle. After that, I had a phone screen. Then came the onsite interview. That's when I started to lose interest in the company because they seemed really unorganized. They made me do another 2.5 hour coding test at their office, which felt like a total waste of my time. I was at their office for 4 hours total, but only actually talked to people for about 45 minutes. I got an offer the next day, but it was for a really low amount, so I turned it down.

I applied online through LinkedIn. The interview process involved a phone screen, followed by a Codility Online Test. After that, there was another phone screen, and finally an onsite interview. The Codility test had questions that were easy and manageable within the given time, including one database question and two algorithm problems. The onsite involved solving three questions initially, and then the team asked follow-up questions related to the exercise I completed, my background, and my skills. A surprising part of the onsite was being asked to write a SQL query on a whiteboard, which was a new experience for me, even though I'm familiar with various database systems and comfortable writing queries on a laptop.

I began with a simple HackerRank test with 3 questions. Following that, I had a phone call and was invited to their office. Once at the office, I took another HackerRank test. Immediately after, I did a whiteboard interview. These tests are designed to check your understanding of algorithms, data structures, and databases.