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“Good experience and the team is great. They asked good questions and they are more inclined to hiring you based on the conversation.”
“Process was fairly rigorous for compensation, but interview questions were reasonable. Overall, very doable. ”
“Process is very inline with what is explained here and on youtube, prepare stories that fit the questions”
“The recruiter has been very helpful with information and so far her and the HM have been really nice to chat with!”
“The interview process was conversational but still quite rigorous. The interviewer spent time understanding my background, especially my experience in B2B SaaS, healthcare AI, workflow products, and distributed deployments. What went well was that I got to explain complex product work in depth, especially around AI-enabled clinical workflows, modular deployments across multiple countries, and how AI findings translate into real operational action. What could have gone better was that some of my answers were initially a little broad. The interviewer probed deeply, so I had to tighten my responses and make the product ownership, trade-offs, and metrics clearer. Overall, it felt like a strong product-thinking conversation rather than a standard resume walkthrough.”
“Everything you find online about the interview structure is exactly how it is run. I split the interviews over 4 consecutive days. I could have asked more questions and done a lot more mock interview practice. When an interviewer interjects - you are off track, take a moment to catch your breath and come back. ”
“Easy enough. They go narrow and deep on the homework assignments. Answer the questions as is. Do not question the question. ”
“By far the most technically challenging interview process I've ever had to do for new grad product management roles. Successive coding questions in a constrained time block.”
“It was an AI humanoid-led interview with no human in the loop, which was a first for me. The questions were well-structured and gave me enough space to respond fully. That said, interacting with a humanoid AI felt surreal at times — it was hard to shake the feeling of speaking to something that looked human but wasn’t. It took a few minutes to settle in and focus on the content of my answers rather than the format.”
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“The weirdest Anthropic round was the company values interview. It was almost like a therapy session, and honestly if you went to a therapist at some point, you will pass that round much more easily.”
“What was very unusual is they didn’t give me any tooling to draw the system design, so I just sketched it on a piece of paper and talked them through it, then we got into this oddly deep debate about whether hover-over history should count as a recommendation signal.”
