The recruiter lead every candidates for a brief visit to the Bloomberg tower and then lead us to get the lunch box. After that two interviewer for first round take me to the interview room. No whiteboard prepared, only writing on the paper. The interviewer is very kind and when I need clue they gave some clue to me. The second round interviewer is an India guy, didn't ask me for algorithm just talk. Even though I get rejected but I think this experience is not bad.

1 Phone interview followed by onsite interview. I applied online and got email to schedule a phone interview. The interviewer was very friendly and the interview went pretty good. I got email for in-house interview. The in-house interview was a bit different then the phone one. I had two technical 2:1 interviews and after that I was told that I am done for the say. So I guess their process is, if you survive the technical interview, only then you get to see the hiring manager. The first round of technical interview went ok. I believed I made every effort to give the correct answer. I am not sure whether the interviewers were convinced or not. One of the interviewer kept asking questions and the other one was constantly looking at me. I am not sure what made them reject me, my answers to the technical questions or my answers to the behavioral questions. The second round was a bit rough on me. One of the interviewer was speaking too fast. She was speaking so fast that it was really hard for me to understand what she was asking. It took me a while to understand the overall problem. I believe they were not convinced and found me too slow.

Submitted the application in middle October, got the notification for a phone interview in about 1 month and half. Finally the interview was scheduled in Dec. 12. The whole process was easy and relaxing, the only problem was that the speaker on the other side does not work very well, I can hardly hear the interviewer's voice.