3 rounds with 5 different people from 2 different teams. All interviews were online. Not too difficult questions about the company itself (although questions about knowledge of the company came up), but more about personality and skills to fulfill the job.

A recruiter based in India contacted me to gather pertinent information, including salary expectations, citizenship status, and notice period. Subsequently, a first-round interview was scheduled without providing details regarding the interviewer, despite my inquiry via email. The interview was rescheduled, and, remarkably, a second-round interview was scheduled and I was prompted to accept it, even prior to the initial interview. This practice appears unconventional, particularly given that progression to subsequent interviews is typically contingent upon the outcome of the preceding round. The interview itself was positive, and the discussion was engaging. However, it became apparent that the company is undergoing a period of transformation, with its strategic initiatives still in development. Following the interview, I contacted the recruiter to inquire about the outcome, as it would influence my availability for the subsequent interview but there was no response. As a result the interview lapsed and I recieved an rejection the next day. Definitely giving me red flags signals ... but I hope it isn't the case for others who are joining ...

Lengthy process 6 or so rounds of interview. Required multiple exercises. Scheduled my final interview and then canceled a day before. Could have handled the situation much better. Overall, I would say the people I interacted with genuinely enjoy working at NetApp