Duolingo Interview Questions

First round: Online Assessment Second round: Karat Interview Third round: Virtual Onsite (including code review 1 hour, pair programming 45 mins, white board 1 hour, and coffee chat 15 mins)

30 min screen with an existing technical program manager. Next round was a lengthy take home assessment that took over 6 hours to complete. Was for a sample feature updated. No feedback was provided.

Very hard assignment complimented for an interview regarding high-level excel work and data analysis. Also need to write a paper. Did not receive an interview and took over 3 weeks to get back,.

had 1 zoom call with team member, and was asked to do 1 take home exam. Got rejected in 1 day after submitting my deck without any feedback provided. Unclear on the entire interview process.

Many rounds of interview, smooth process. Communicative HR outlining the whole process. Overall a very positive experience but the interviews are long including a panel interview that lasted 5 hours.

Everyone was very kind in the process, though the position was pulled right before I did the final interview. Started with an email to schedule, first a half hour interview, very chill, spoke with animation lead. Soon after I got the email that I made it to the last round. I was then sent an itinerary for a 3 hour schedule, I would have spoken to 5 people in total over different specifications of the job (presentation, creative, technical, etc). Before the day came I got the email that they weren't going to hire for that position after all since they wanted to focus on other departments. It was a bit of a blow but I met some very cool people in the process.

The interviewer is very nice. She introduced herself and then asked one coding question. The question is a variation of the leet code problem, Letter Combinations of a Phone Number.

The interview process went well, a few hours after the zoom call they asked me to come in an tour the facility which I though was a good sign. Everyone was friendly and seemed to like me, I was overly qualified for the job but unfortunately, a few days later I was told I didn't receive the job so it kind of felt like they were stringing me along.

The recruiter reached out to me after applied. She gave me a couple of questions to work on. She was warm and agreed to give me extra time when I needed, but the process was still a bit vague.

The interview process varies a bit depending on which role/level you're applying for. Software engineering roles will have several phone screen/technical interviews before a virtual "on site" day. The on site will have a few different interview types.