Six-step process: 2 assessments, 2 follow-ups (one with the engineering manager), and a final round. Applied for the frontend global role, passed the first assessment and advanced to the first follow-up. Afterwards, I received a confusing rejection email: “...the specific role, in conjunction with the company stage, context, and existing supporting team may not be the best place to set you up to succeed.” This made little sense. I had only written a script at that stage, which they themselves invited me to interview for. The frontend interview also asked me to optimise backend code, which I completed successfully. So, what did this feedback really mean?

Applied for the Front end developer role and was sent a link to a code challenge immediately. The coding challenge has a 90 minute timer I guess? The name of it is "fetch-the-most-active-workplaces". You are supposed clone a git repo, somehow know how to install every dependancy for a code base, get a mock database up and running, and then write a node typescript script. The gave me about 50% of the instructions. You probably need Cursor for the rest. Complete waste of time. I started and quit within 10 minutes. No point in spending 90 minutes on something if they can't write instructions.