Doordash Interview experience
Has anyone recently interviewed with DoorDash for E3/E4 roles? I'm interested in hearing about your interview experience. #doordash #interview #swe
I interviewed with DoorDash recently for intermediate/senior roles. I did Ok on my first coding round, got the question and the follow up to run tests successfully at the last couple of minutes of the last round. I did amazing on my second coding round. Finished question with follow up in 25 minutes of the allotted 45 minutes. Had to come up with questions to engage with interviewer and fill the time. I did good in the system design round. I lucked out and got a system design question that I practiced the night before with a friend. On the behavioural round, I think I did Ok. Not sure how to evaluate it. I think chemistry was not there between me and HM. I might have spoken too long for some of the questions. I got rejected with no feedback.
Did you ask feedback? I think they share feedback. Some guys mentioned on Blind.
I did ask for feedback and got no response. As someone who has been on both sides of the interview process several times, no feedback probably means I was rejected for reasons that are beyond technical like: lack of chemistry, wrong race/gender, less desirable to other candidates due to low yoe or lack of desperation, etc. Basically if the feedback is shared to you, it can incriminate the company as discriminatory. When the feedback is due to technical gaps, I usually get the feedback without having to ask for it.
I recently took phone screen and was initially told I have moved to on-site and just today recruiter called and said they had a mistake in feedback and I am close to be rejected. Felt sad with no job for more than a month now.
I had phone screen, LC hard. I don’t want to interview there anymore
Did you hear back from them yet? I also got an LC Hard and I was only very close to finishing it + haven’t heard back yet in 4 business days
@SAP, @Amazon, do they ask from the DoorDash tagged LC questions?