I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at T-Mobile (Atlanta, GA) in Jul 2021
Interview
Got in touch and introduced to the position by a recruiter. I was asked to finish the coding assessment online which are 2 coding questions. Then I was invited to the 3 hours long interview: the first hour is behavioral interview with 2 interviewers, the next 2 hours is technical interview. The recruiter will send a list of 6 topic you may choose for your technical interview. I was asked to choose the programming language I would like to code and prepare the IDE.
The interview process took 2 weeks long.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Shared an experience where you show appreciation to someone in the team helps you through a problem.
Is there any time you expressed your feeling when you are upset with someone in the team.
What had you done in the past that you think exceed the manager's expectation?
Pretty rough interview; I think that I just didn't connect with the interviewer. It was over the phone, which makes it hard to connect when you can't fully interact. Mostly questions going in depth to things related to my resume.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at T-Mobile (Plano, TX) in Jun 2021
Interview
1. Received a call from recruiter
2. Submitted my application online
3. Received online assignment to solve: 2 problems, 60 minutes
4. Got a call from another recruiter, scheduled interview
5. Went through 4 hour long interview with 2 architects and 2 developers
6. Got ghosted
7. Contacted recruiter 3 weeks later, never get any responses
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Online assignment is typical leetcode bs.
Interview with architects included regular STAR type of questions. Describe what you did when problem was identified, how you handled it etc.
Coding session with engineers included writing small app or web service whatever you prefer. Generally speaking it is doable and straightforward, but might include some hiccups because unclear or contradicting requirements.