The interview experience left me feeling quite upset. It seemed more like a scripted session with a barrage of questions, as the interviewer simply read off questions and made annotations. It was evident that the interviewer had little interest in my career or experience; it felt like he were there out of obligation rather than genuine engagement, making the entire experience uncomfortable. As for the interview itself, it included a brief code challenge, which was relatively easy, but the majority of the time was spent on asking numerous questions. It appeared as though they were looking for someone with a good memory to recall technical terms rather than someone who could effectively solve the problems. In the end, I believe I answered approximately 95% of the questions, though at times I provided examples rather than delving into the technical intricacies of the tools. Unfortunately, I did not receive any feedback, leaving me uncertain about what exactly they were looking for

The most concerning part of the interview was the interviewer’s attitude. The interviewer appeared impatient and dismissive at several moments, and some questions were not clearly explained. When clarification was needed, the responses were not very helpful, which made the process unnecessarily frustrating. The interview also started late without any acknowledgment or apology. The process itself was extremely long, and the final technical challenge had unrealistic expectations for the time provided. It included multiple requirements that were practically impossible to complete within the allotted time. On the positive side, the technical topics themselves were relevant and aligned with real-world frontend challenges, which I appreciated. However, the overall experience was significantly undermined by the interviewer’s conduct and the unrealistic scope of the final exercise.