I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at GitHub (New York, NY) in Nov 2021
Interview
The interview process thus far has been several interviews in which several people interviewed me. Interviewing for companies generally involves 1 or more interviews with 1 or more people; over the phone, in person, via video conference call, and generally lasts 10 minutes (for initial interest call) to about an hour. It is important to set aside time to prepare for interviews - although admittedly this is difficult to do as it is hard to know what the interviewer will ask. There are resources on the web to help you prepare. You should definitely start there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
there were lots of questions, it is hard to remember one...I should have taken better notes.
Never got it. Hard. Never called back wish they called back but they sent email of no interview 6 months after. That sucks at least be responsive. Wish they offfered more
3 rounds - recruiting, hiring manager, and final round. Final round of interviews has 3 interviews in a day with a presentation of an ambiguous prompt. 3 rounds - recruiting, hiring manager, and final round. Final round of interviews has 3 interviews in a day with a presentation of an ambiguous prompt.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at GitHub (Barcelona) in Dec 2022
Interview
30 minute Hiring screen, one hour manager interview, case assignment. I wasn't able to present my case assignment as the position was filled before my scheduled interview. Still it was a good interview experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
A new legislation passes in the United States requiring the use of real (legal) names on internet properties, instead of just user handles. Prepare a 30 minute presentation where you: Document your assumptions Scope the problem Develop a solution Discuss how you will roll out this feature and track/measure its success