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3935 interview stories from candidates at 857 companies: how each round went, what was asked and how it ended. Every company page links to practice questions in the same style.
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- Rokt Software Engineer interview: CCAT, personality test, and one-way videoRokt · Software Engineer · Jul 2026No response
After applying, I was put through an automated sequence. First came the Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test and the Employee Personality Profile. The CCAT was a timed, IQ-style block with pattern-recognition and math-style items. The personality portion took about 10 to 12 minutes and had no time limit. Some prompts were straightforward enough that it did not feel like a serious gatekeeping exercise…
- Rokt Account Executive interview with two CCAT assessments and HireViewRokt · Account Executive · Online Assessment · Jun 2026
After applying, I went through a fast-moving assessment sequence centered on CCAT-style cognitive testing. I took two different CCAT versions, which felt a little odd and even useless to me, although the tests themselves weren’t especially hard. After reviewing my results, the recruiter scheduled a HireView step. It was short and not difficult, but I found the format oddly off-putting. I then mov…
- Rokt Software Engineer interview with onsite coding, design, and leadership roundsRokt · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Dec 2025
My process started with online aptitude and personality testing, followed by a behavioral evaluation and a one-way video interview where I recorded answers to a prompt. After those early steps, I was invited to an in-person onsite sequence with multiple parts. In the later rounds, the technical work shifted toward live problem solving and deeper evaluation. I worked through standard algorithmic c…
- Rokt Software Engineer interview: aptitude screen, LeetCode, and onsite roundsRokt · Software Engineer · Onsite · Nov 2025
I went through an assessment-heavy funnel that felt disconnected from actual software work. After applying, I completed a cognitive aptitude and personality-style screen, followed by a one-way video interview where I recorded responses to behavioral prompts. By then, the process already felt automated and generic. The later stages followed a more traditional technical path, but the pacing and com…
- Rokt Software Engineer process with a room exercise, one-way video, and take-homeRokt · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Nov 2025
My first step was a cognitive and personality-style evaluation. After that, I quickly reached rounds that felt more like assessments than engineering interviews. One memorable part was a room-based exercise that had nothing to do with building software. It was meant to see how I performed under pressure during an activity unrelated to day-to-day development. The process also included a one-way vi…
- Rokt Software Engineer aptitude assessment with 40 questions in 30 minutesRokt · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · May 2025Rejected
I started with an aptitude-style assessment to qualify for the initial screening. It was a timed, third-party test with 40 questions, and I had to finish it in under 30 minutes. The questions felt focused on puzzles and patterns, with some mental math mixed in. After I completed it, I never got the sense that there had been a meaningful conversation behind the scenes. My application moved to a ti…
- Rokt Software Engineer interview with a full-day bar raiserRokt · Software Engineer · Other · May 2025
The later stage became the most memorable part of my process, and not in a good way. After the earlier rounds, I was brought into an Amazon-style bar raiser interview. The tone felt scripted and as if the decision had already been made. The interviewer began by asking me to walk through a specific period from my resume. They mostly stayed quiet and gave very little feedback while I spoke. There w…
- Rokt Software Engineer interview with coding, system design, and behavioral roundsRokt · Software Engineer · Other · May 2025No response
My process dragged on much longer than it should have. Recruiters were difficult to reach and gave me incorrect information about what the interviews would involve. Some interviewers also came across as though they didn't want to be there. At times, the whole process felt cold and stressful instead of inviting. Communication problems kept making the process feel unreliable. In some interviews, th…