The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Nixa (Montreal, QC) in Feb 2019
Interview
By far the most unprofessional technical interview I’ve ever had. they stuck me in a back room and asked me to write a web framework on a Mac which i’ve never used in my life - some of us believe in open source and use Linux - with a custom keyboard with different control keys for saving, copying or finding. this created so much cognitive overhead - i accidentally erased parts of my program trying to copy them - that i was unable to ‘get in the zone’ and do actual programming.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
they did not ask me one single question, only gave me a task to do and inadequate tools to perform it
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Nixa (Montreal, QC) in Jan 2020
Interview
Initially, I got a Phone call interview with an HR, he asked about the python experience, why I left my previous company, and How I managed my school and work life, (it all depends on Your CV).
for the 2nd round, they called me to their workplace, had a little tour, gave me a cabin and piece of paper about the interview question for the technical tests. they asked to create an app that can do CRUD application, in 2 hrs. with some major changes, he also mentioned me I can use the internet or any helpful resources, also you can execute the code on your own laptop. After 2 hours they asked me to send me the code and database file. so that they can execute the file and see or evaluate my test. (I know the file doesn't execute because of some errors).
next after few days, HR called back to inform me that I am not selected for further rounds.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Execute the code in your laptop or system that can do CRUD applications,
