I interviewed to get access to their network of companies (i.e., not to become a Triplebyte employee). The interview was technically challenging, and kind of a fun process. Granted, I generally enjoy interviews/tests, but I didn't feel like there was any BS in the process. The longest portion of the interview was a "practical coding challenge", during which I was expected to build a miniature project. The interview guide they had sent me several days beforehand had prepared me well for what to expect, and I was allowed to look up whatever documentation I wanted during the interview. I also had a single short algorithm problem, and a few system design questions. Throughout, my interviewer, Daniel, was helpful and friendly. He asked questions and pointed out problems with the code I might want to consider. None of it felt adversarial or interrogative. I interviewed in the end of November 2016, and I think they iterate pretty rapidly on their format, so some of my experience may be a bit dated.