Three-step process, all taking place via Zoom. The first call was an intro call, the second was a live-coding technical interview, and the third was an interview to see if you're a cultural fit. The technical interview was strange, as there were two engineers watching you code instead of one. I felt very rushed during this interview, and they would backseat me if I allowed even a few seconds of silence.

One initial call with someone senior from the company, more so conversational on a technical point of view. Went well, then handed off to a 2nd interview. Technical interview. I completed their prompt, as requested. I walked them through it whenever I could by explaining, but remained relatively silent as I coded (you know, how people usually code and get work done in order to focus). Then they just rejected next day, no feedback. So no idea. It's probably a "cultural" thing, which is usually "code" for so many more questionable things. So probably best we hadn't moved forward anyway.