2 Steps of technical interview. In 1 Step another developer asked an average questions about language and Java stack. 2 live coding. The whole tech interview was about 2 hours.

Recruiter found my profile via LinkedIn from the abroad. She later sent my CV to a local recruiter in my country. I came to talk with HR in person. I applied for a Java Developer role which required knowledge of Kafka, but I told her that I don't know it very good, then she decided to recruit me for another position in Java Development. After we negotiated a salary and a position,I was assigned English language examination after several days. I attended English exam and passed it well. After I passed I didn't hear back from recruiter until I wrote to her myself. Her answer was that other candidates already applied for this role, and clients are about to give their final judgement, in case of news, we will contact you back. In short I was very disappointed. Why should they arrange an interview if it is stopped right in the middle of it. I lost my time in vain.

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