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Interview experiences by company

Every round of a company's process, written by the people who sat it.

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Interview experiences by company

Real interview experiences from students and engineers: every round, what it asked, the problems and how it ended — filed by company, free to read.

Where can I read real interview experiences by company?

Interview experiences on CodeKairo are written by members about their own interviews and filed by company: the role, the year, how they applied, every round and what it asked, the coding problems they were given — linked to the same problems in the catalogue — and how it ended. Read the ones for the company you are preparing for, then practise the problems tagged with that company and follow its study plan. Reading is free without an account; sharing your own needs a free account.

How it works

  1. Find the company. Filter by company, or open a company's page in the catalogue, where its experiences sit beside its tagged problems.
  2. Read the rounds. Each experience lists its rounds in order with what was asked, the outcome and the problems linked to the catalogue.
  3. Share yours. After your own interview, add your experience round by round — it is filed under the company for the next candidate.

Who it is for

Anyone with an interview coming up who wants to know what each round of a company's process looks like, and anyone who has just been through one and wants to help the next person.

Frequently asked questions

Who writes the experiences?
Members of CodeKairo, about their own interviews. Each one names the company, the role, the year, how they applied, every round and what it asked, the problems they were given and how it ended.
How do I share mine?
Sign in, open Interview experiences and choose Share your experience, or use the button on the company's page in the problem catalogue. Add the rounds one by one and link any coding problems you were asked from the catalogue. It is published publicly and filed under the company.
Where do they appear?
On this page and on the company's page in the problem catalogue, next to the problems tagged with that company and its study plan.
Is it free?
Yes. Reading needs no account; writing one needs a free account.