I applied online. I interviewed at State Farm (Dunwoody, GA)
Interview
I applied through State Farm's website. A week after applying I received an invite to complete a Hirevue interview. I had 10 days to complete the Hirevue Interview. The interview consisted of 3 behavioral questions and a coding challenge . The coding challenge was using Python and did not have a time limit. Three weeks later I had a 1 hr virtual interview with two members of the team that I was interviewing for. The interview was mostly behavioral questions. I received an offer the following week. The background check took a week to complete. I had a positive experience interviewing with State Farm! State Farm did a good job at keeping me in the loop throughout the interview process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Behavioral Questions - Why do you want to work at State Farm? - Describe your background and qualifications for this position. - Tell me about the project that you're most proud of. - What are your salary requirements - I was asked specific questions about experiences listed on my resume Technical Questions - Coding challenge: Leetcode Easy/Medium question that required knowledge of string manipulation, lists, loops - Explain your thought process while solving the coding challenge - Rate your experience with cloud technologies and coding
Hire Vue video Interview, but they get back to you pretty quickly. They are trying to get through a lot of applicants and it is obvious in their hiring process.
Interview included a virtual interview where you're asked to record video answers. This is followed by a coding challenge. Finally, there was a live video call interview with team members.
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Question 1
What was the most challenging task you faced, how did you overcome it, and what did you learn?
It consisted of three rounds: screening coding, self-recording interviews, and panel interviews. Panel interview was very technical, and questions were closely related to the job responsibilities. The difficulty for coding assessment wasn't as bad but definitely need to know the basics.
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Question 1
What is the difference between an interface and abstract class?