HR Technical: The technical interviewer was very kind and respectful, which made the environment feel supportive and less stressful. That said, I want to emphasize something I learned the hard way: always read the full instructions of the question carefully before jumping into coding. In my case, I only realized after the session ended that the instructions included crucial details I had missed. I take full responsibility for not pausing to clarify and read everything before starting. However, I also believe the company can improve this part of the process. The instructions were not explicitly pointed out or emphasized, and given the format of the interview, a brief prompt from the interviewer to take a moment to fully read the question could make a big difference, especially for tricky problems. Overall, it was a fair process and a learning experience for me. I’d advise other candidates to ask clarifying questions, take a moment to read everything thoroughly, and not rush into code.

First I spoke on the phone with the HR. Then I had 2 interviews First one was design and code The second one was design Both interviews had fair questions, from Hibob world and daily work. Unfortunately it wasn’t my daily work so I didn’t pass. All the employees in the process was really nice with good vibes