Got an email for HR with a link to an logic test and a personality test. The logic test was something like 50 questions and you only had 20 minutes to answer. The questions weren't too hard (pretty basic percentage calculations, pattern recognition and surprisingly hard vocabulary questions) but since you only have 20 minutes, you kind of have to guess a lot and skip questions that take too long to solve. Not a great experience and not a good way to measure people in my opinion. It was followed by a personality test that was more calm. A few days later I got an email from the HR recruiter asking me to have a video call were I would to the whole logic test again, with that person watching my screen. I did the test again while sharing screen and camera. Pretty uncomfortable experience and a waste of time for both persons. They said it was to make sure I wasn't using a calculator and it was actually me solving the test. There was no other discussion in that call other than around the test. I guess I did fine because I got an invitation a few days later to do an to a "final" interview with two senior developers. It was an hour long call which was pretty nice, they informed me of the project I would be working on and gave me a good overall insight. It went well and I got the impression that they liked me. I wasn't too excited about the position but wanted to see how things would turn out. The position was not very exciting and you could see that the developers weren't too excited about the project eather. At least they had a pretty hard time "selling" it and the company too me. They mentioned a lot of cons but not many pros. At the end of that interview they told me that they weren't sure when I would get a final answer, but I would hear something at least from them that week. This was ~2 months ago and I haven't heard anything and it doesn't look like they are going to contact me at all, not even a rejection. The whole process was super corporate and unpleasant.