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What to Expect in the Reddit SWE Interview Loop

The Reddit SWE interview loop is very structured. Each interview follows an almost-rigid format to assess you across very specific technical and leadership skills. Here's the process:

  1. 1. Recruiter Screen

    Initial chat about technical background and interest in Reddit.

  2. 2. Technical Screen

    Coding and algorithms assessment (live coding or take-home).

  3. 3. Onsite Loop

    4-5 rounds covering coding, system architecture, and team/cultural fit.

    • Behavioral

    • Coding

    • System Design

Candidates keep coming back

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5.02 sessions on average

Hi *******,  Thank you for sharing your expertise and providing guidance for my upcoming interview!  I admittedly came into the session with very broad expectations, and you were incredibly helpful in narrowing the focus of our discussion while also providing an extensive overview of Reddit and the relevant concepts and topics I should review.  I really learned a great deal in such a short amount of time, and I'm grateful to be connected with a true expert in the industry.   Thanks again for your help and your time! ******* I really appreciated the care and speed with which my request was handled. I submitted a request on Thursday and was consistently informed of the status of my requests in the hours thereafter (even received an email on a Saturday checking to see if I would be open to a different expert from the same company!) I also really like that you can customize your coaching session to fit your exact needs - whether it's a mock interview for a specific type of role, or just an expert advice session.

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