Ho presentato la mia candidatura tramite un selezionatore. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso Jobber (Kitchener, ON) nel mese di giu 2026
Colloquio
Recruiter screen, hiring manager interview, take home exercise and then a functional interview about it, then a leadership interview with the VP of Engineering, then a meet & greet with the team I’d be placed with. I had a great experience and my recruiter was very helpful and supportive throughout the process. This company seems very wholesome and everyone seems very passionate about the work. They have a lot of cool initiatives going on internally for agentic development and it sounds like they’re being very thoughtful. I ended up declining the offer due to the low comp but it wasn’t an easy decision.
One thing to note: they did first ask to make it an exploding offer but then they let me extend the deadline. The exploding offer did put me off a bit. Something to keep in mind if you’re nearing this stage.
The interviewers were respectful, engaged, and genuinely interested in understanding my experience. Most importantly, after the process concluded, I received constructive feedback that was specific and actionable. While rejection is never the outcome you're hoping for, the feedback helped me identify areas where I can improve my interview skills moving forward. Not every interview process results in an offer, but professionalism, transparency, and respect for candidates go a long way.
Domande di colloquio [1]
Domanda 1
Tell me about a project that you had to take a difficult technical decision. Follow-up questions.
Ho presentato la mia candidatura online. Ho sostenuto un colloquio presso Jobber
Colloquio
Quick communication and timely updates on application status.
The recruiter interview questions were fairly general and didn’t fully reflect the depth of the role or what they are looking for other than mentioned tech stack. The evaluation also seemed heavily focused on exact tech stack matching which felt more aligned with a contracting-style need rather than a product engineering role that emphasizes transferable skills and long-term growth.