I was approached by the recruiter, and during the first meeting, I was introduced to the overall hiring process, which gave my visibility of all the steps and interviews required. A technical interview of 1.5h followed my first conversation with HR. During this event, I was asked a number of questions about my experience and, especially, scenario-based questions, such as 'What would you do if...'. The professional was very kind and, despite the hard questions, made me feel good. The third round of interviews comprised a conversation with the Project team, where I could discuss more with one of the Delivery Leads about the specifics of the client. Again, it was a nice conversation, and I had the chance to ask my questions as well. Finally, I had 2 interviews with professionals from the client company. These were opportunities to get to know better the professionals that would work with me directly, and to get a very good context of the challenges that would expect me. The last interview, with a Senior Manager, was challenging due to the specific questions. Also, many of them were scenario-based ones. After a few days, I got the approval message from HR. I must say that the recruiter was during all this time in contact with me, sending not only status messages but also encouraging me. This was certainly a great factor to make me decide for this company.

First a screening interview nothing special, next step the technical interview. It was extremelly theorical, like giving an exam without focusing on how to resolve the situations simply the right or wrong book answer.

The process has several steps. First you have an interview with HR, then english assesment with english teachers, then they sent you a task you have to do at home and send it back, and then a tech interview. I passed all the stages, and then, they ghosted badly. After