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"Both rounds went well. I highly recommend reviewing previously asked questions for the company you are interviewing with. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I could solve both problems easily, as I had already practiced the similar questions on LeetCode"

"Behavioral : Very smooth and friendly Case: Stress test. Cold attitude by the interviewer from the very first minute"

"The interview went smoothly overall. 1 round of phone screen followed by the full loop of 4 rounds packed in a day. 2 coding 1 behavior 1 system design."

"Pretty easy, just very long. For technical just need to do leetcode, no system design. Interviewers help you if you are stuck."

"I interviewed for an IC6 PM role at Meta and the whole thing felt extremely structured from start to finish. The process was recruiter screen, two screening interviews for product sense and analytics, then a final loop with product sense, analytics, and L&D, followed by team matching. What stood out was that the questions themselves sounded simple, but the interviewers were tough, stone-faced, and expected a very detailed solution. In product sense, they really cared about MVP, end-to-end experience, competition, and differentiation. In analytics, the challenge was different because one interviewer was so quiet that I had to fully drive the discussion myself."

"A sourcer had been nudging me on LinkedIn for a while, so I never did a normal recruiter screen. Once I sent my resume, two hiring managers in the same Siri AI/ML org wanted to talk, so Apple ran one combined process for both EPM roles instead of making me do two separate loops. I did two hiring manager screens, then a joint onsite with a data science manager, an ML engineering manager, another behavioral round with one of the hiring managers, and a final conversation with a very senior engineering leader. The whole thing felt extremely team-dependent and very niche, especially the ML metrics parts, which is what made it different from more generic big-tech TPM loops. I finished in early December and got rejected."

"The process was bit lag but being patient wins the race. Be confident, explain deeply on your experience, work that uniquely done, times you have gone above and beyond. How you uplifted the team and delivered"