I attended a virtual interview for a 5-year Java role scheduled on a Saturday. Unfortunately, the overall experience was disappointing. The interview platform was unstable, and the interviewer disconnected multiple times during the session. Additionally, the interviewer attended phone calls in between, which made the interaction feel unprofessional and poorly managed. The technical questions asked were highly unrealistic for a live coding round. I was asked to develop a full Java-based NLP application and implement complex optimization algorithms from scratch in a text editor. These expectations did not seem aligned with a typical 5-year Java role or a practical interview setting. Overall, the process lacked structure, professionalism, and relevance to real-world responsibilities.

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