Applied online, received an automated notice to schedule some time. Get the call on the designated day. No human intervention at all... Not saying much about how they care about a possible candidate. But that didn't ended up there. The interviewer was a Matrix character. And when I say Matrix, I say he was stuck in 1999. So after preparing linked list, binary searches, data structures, etc, Morpheus decided to ask about FizzBuzz!!! Wait a minute, what!?!?! How can I show my potential which such a silly problem?!? I thought that that may be a warm up question before a good one, but after the first quick implementation, he didn't stop there and it evolved into create a class with method fizzbuzz that was taking parameters, that was running independently, etc... I have done many interviews in my life, but that was the most boring one ever! It was like going over a boring shopping list... Note there are lots of posts out there making fun of how wrong was FizzBuzz used 20 years ago to hire software developers. I guess that guy was looking for Neo, so I received a rejection letter. I wanted to use Bloomberg just to test my interview skills. But now I see that I can not even use them.

Overall, it was a positive and professional interview experience, though the interviewer was on the stricter side. Unfortunately, I was dealing with an illness and wasn't able to prepare as thoroughly as I wanted to, which left me feeling a bit off throughout the conversation. Despite not feeling my best and facing a tough interviewer, the process was well-structured.