I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at X (Seattle, WA) in Sept 2018
Interview
I reached out to recruiter my self and asked to be considered for a TPM role. Within few days was scheduled for technical phone interview. Within 1 hour after phone interview I was requested for an on-site interview via email. Interview was scheduled the next week. The HR folks did a phenomenal job setting up the interview. The interview consisted of 4-5 people both in person and virtual as well as lunch on-site with recruiter. Several interviewers were very engaged and we had a great conversation. A few interviewers where throwing out questions and would not answer clarifying questions. I felt the interview was average for TPM (definitely not hard); some of the interviewers were not engaged and not interested in me as a candidate. Was notified about no offer due to changing jobs every couple of years, which seemed weird since they seen my resume all the time prior. However I wasn't told of the outcome until I reached out my self for an update.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Design a .... system? Explain how your current system works? A lot of cultural fit questions. A lot of questions about what Twitter as product.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at X (Dallas, TX) in Jan 2022
Interview
Initial interview with the HR and HM went very well. Then there were 4 rounds of panel interviews out of which 2 of them were pretty good and the other 2 were average. I emailed the recruiter if they could share the feedback but they just ghosted me! Haven't heard back for more than a week now.
I applied online. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at X in Apr 2018
Interview
Worst interview experience. Seemed like it was pre-decided to reject me. The interviewer was extremely rude and had a bad tone. The questions were something like this - 1) What is your name ? and in a tone like she was talking to a servant. One of the worst questions was - What is the architecture of twitter product ? What surprised me is that - I am interviewing for twitter, how would I know what architecture would twitter have. Rather, I can describe the architecture of the products I have worked on. Such questions will give you an indication that it has been pre-decided to reject you. I am not sure whey do they waste time then.
I had not expected twitter to be like this.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is the architecture of twitter product (in a bad tone)