Overall, I enjoyed the interview process and had a good time meeting everyone. I applied to HubSpot online at the end of September. I didn't hear back until 3-4 weeks later, around the middle/end of October. First I had a call with a recruiter. I was asked standard introductory questions like most companies ask, to make sure you're genuinely interested and qualified for the position. I was also asked whether I wanted to work on the Front End or the Back End. I chose the Front End. After that, I was given a week to do a coding assessment where I had to interact with their API (using json parsing and requests). There was a 3 hour timer I think. I liked that I could use any language I wanted. I heard back 2-3 days later and was told I would be moving to the next round, which would be two technical portions. Since I decided to go for the Front End position, I had a general data structures and algorithms coding round where I could use any language and a JavaScript round. In both rounds, there were two engineers (so four in total) working together to interview me. Both coding rounds included a behavioral part at the end with 'tell me about a time..' engineering oriented questions. Since my interview was scheduled very early in the day, I heard back later the same day and was told I had one final round with the Director of Engineering. That was a behavioral round. I got a phone call from the recruiter the following day and was offered the job! Overall, I had a great experience. I had an amazing recruiter who was able to work with my timeline since I was actively interviewing with other companies at the time. My recruiter also made sure I was thoroughly prepared for my interviews. She set up a prep call where I could ask specific questions about my technical rounds and gave me an idea of what I could expect in the behavioral rounds. All the people I spoke with were very kind and genuine. They gave me a good idea of what it might be like working for HubSpot. So, I ended up accepting the offer!