After applying you will get a link to attend an info session which gives you the option to schedule a live session or watch a recording. For the recording you have to answer 4 or 5 quiz question pertaining to the info session and you have to get them correct to proceed. After attending the info session you will be asked to complete an assessment consisting of 50 logic based questions with a time limit of 12 minutes. After you will be prompted to complete a behavioral assessment which is untamed. If you pass you will be invited to sign up for a 1:1 interview which is the phase I'm on now.

The interviews start well, with a simple HR meeting to see if you are a good fit, and to discuss the recruitment process. Nothing technical at this stage. Next was a take home beginners Python course, which if you have any coding experience will be a breeze. The issue is with VERY poor communication and constant delays, three times the final group interview was pushed back by a month, every time I had to email on the day of the interview to see what happened, finally I just said it wasn't worth being dragged along.