Describe yourself, past experiences and how you fits the role. Interview includes briefing on the current role requirements and which team you maybe in. Prepare for AI integration related experiences into the workflow.

Just got an email after interviewing at Pluralsight asking me to share feedback on the interview process. Oh boy, do I have some. Might as well post here too. Round 1 with the recruiter over the phone. Was fine. She scheduled Round 2 with the hiring manager. The link for the Round 2 video interview didn't work. What followed was a bit of comical confusion; apparently the recruiter had been fired between rounds and it was her link. Not a great look and no one communicated a thing to me, but I jumped into a new link after connecting directly with the hiring manager. We had what I thought was a nice conversation, with her seeming to agree with many of my responses. After some time I began to notice what I felt was a lack of preparation on her end for our interview. Boilerplate questions, didn't seem engaged or very interested in our conversation. In any case it was pleasant (or so I thought) and that was that. I did the standard follow up thank you email and checked in 1 week later and then at 3 weeks later. Never heard a peep back. Ghosted. So rude and unprofessional given I had taken the time to apply and jump through those interview hoops. I have no idea what happened and I guess never will. The hiring manager seemend nice and I was really surprised at her lack of professionalism. I guess it's "who cares" .. until it's you over there. The silver lining is I've lined up something much better. I guess if you need a job, do what you have to do, but based on my experience, reviewing their product, and hearing what others have to say about working there, I feel like I dodged a bullet. I just wish we could agree to not ghost. It's just rude. Hopefully the recruiter lands on her feet, she was cool.

It was a great casual discussion that was a real chance to tell a story and not canned questions. The recruiter was excellent in how to handle a fluid conversation.