I applied for a Python position with the Polish team. There were 2 interviews and one meeting for a GitHub challenge. The first interview was with a recruiter, who explained everything to me in detail about the company and role, answered my questions, and promised to get back in 2 days. Already the next day I got a challenge that I had 1 week to work on. After that, there was a challenge discussion with the tech team. Everyone was professional and friendly, recruiter was the best. Did not get the offer though, will apply next year again;)

Total Rounds: 4 Round 1: Introductory call with Senior Engineering Manager - Discussion on previous experiences. - Motive for applying to YouGov. - Some basic oops questions. Round 2: Assignment Round. - An assignment was shared via github invite. - Firstly, I had to review existing code. Secondly, I had to refactor the code based on my review [ Design changes, Convention changes etc ]. Thirdly I had to build an additional support for the feature. Round 3: Interview with Technical Director and Python Developer. Technical - Stared with reviewing my implementations in Round 2. I had to give reasons for choosing certain implementation methodology, and suggest what other ways I could have implemented it. - TDD Methodology. - Object oriented programming principles. - Git branching strategies. - System Design for a User Management system. - Design Patterns Related questions. [ builder, facade pattern, event sourcing, domain driven development etc ] - Pair programming methodology. - Security related questions. [ storing password, https ] - python annotations, decorators. Behavioral - Collaboration mechanisms related questions. - Approach for bringing in new set of better processes in to a team. - How would you react for a situation to do a immediate hotfix. Round 4 : Final round with Senior Engineering Manager. - Discussion on work culture and technologies that's used in YouGov. - Offer discussions. Overall great experience interviewing at YouGov. Very good interviewers throughout the process. They were really polite, helpful and patient.