Got an interview invite 3 business days after submitting my application. Unfortunately, this was with HireVue, the AI platform where you log in, read each question one-at-a-time, have plenty of time to prepare, and then 3 minutes total to record your answer via camera. There were 2 total attempts per answer, but if you decided to try again, that 2nd attempt would get submitted automatically. The questions were pretty standard behavioral STAR, but they also stuck a coding challenge near the end which had to be done in the same window. This was the worst live-coding challenge I've ever done, mostly because you cannot ask any clarification questions, but also because the code window was a basic text editor where you had to parse your answer within the already existing code that was not explained at all. Trying to figure out the editor was more difficult than the actual coding question, and I debated whether to just give up at that point. I finished though and passed the test cases. Got no response after that interview so I'm assuming I'm not moving forward. After that unpleasant experience though, I don't feel too bad about it.

First round was video recording your answers to questions given by text. Second round was a easy programming challenge followed by technical questions. About a week or two between interviews and response.

Asked alot of scenarios and how I'd take on this situation followed by a Java question about input file reading and outputting accordingly. Review your basics and you should be fine.