The first screening was over the phone and I had a great time speaking with someone from the team. She asked several behavioral questions and we had a nice conversation. The technical portion wasn't that great. They schedule you for a 2-3 hour exam that's proctored by someone from India. The first section is a set of logic/math problems that you try to finish in 2 minutes. After that, they try to teach you an arbitrary programming language and ask you questions to see how adaptable you are with new technology. The last segment is a coding segment that most people are probably familiar with. The main issue I had was here. There was no way to test output or debug your code and you're not allowed to go online to look at any sort of documentation. This is not realistic at all with the actual work environment and to be honest, I gave up half way because I couldn't remember if my syntax was completely correct or if I included the right libraries (used C++) and that heavily influenced my performance.