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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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- Uber Drivers Account Executive interview: aptitude and phone screenUber Drivers · Account Executive · Online Assessment · Jul 2026Rejected
I had a direct process that began with a recruiter-style check. The early screening asked about my client-facing work and how I had handled vendor relationships, including relationships with different alcohol vendors. An aptitude-style step followed, then a phone interview focused on my experience and gave me more information about what the role would involve. These early rounds felt average in d…
- Uber Drivers Data Scientist interview: framing consumer fraud riskUber Drivers · Data Scientist · Technical Screen · Jul 2026Rejected
The first round was about risk. I completed one SQL task and then answered a question about a confusion matrix. The follow-up on consumer fraud risk was what threw me. When I explained the risks as I saw them, they did not seem impressed, and that feedback came across quite directly. I did not move to later stages. It felt as though the bar was not only technical correctness. How I framed fraud r…
- Uber Drivers Data Scientist interview: SQL bottleneck in a timed testUber Drivers · Data Scientist · Online Assessment · Jul 2026
My first step was a 60-minute test with 17 questions: two medium SQL questions and 15 aptitude questions. The aptitude questions felt easier, as though I could get through most of them in under half the time. I spent longer on the SQL section and could not fully solve everything. By the end, I was hoping that the partial progress would be enough to move forward, but I did not get an interview aft…
- Uber Drivers Operations Manager interview experienceUber Drivers · Operations Manager · Jul 2026
After the recruiter screen, I had a 1:1 with the hiring manager. I then gave a case-study presentation and went through three business interviews, explaining my thinking and answering questions as I went. Repeated waits for interviewer availability made the process drag, and its length was draining even though it was not unusually chaotic. People communicated consistently, expectations were clear…
- Uber Drivers Software Engineer interview: five coding interviews and non-selectionUber Drivers · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jul 2026Rejected
I went through essentially the full process and wasn't selected. It took almost a month, which felt reasonably quick to me despite how challenging it was. There were five coding interviews. I don't have many details about the individual questions, but the number of coding rounds made the process feel intense and more selective than I'd expected. After the "not selected" result, I was left with th…
- Uber Drivers Software Engineer interview: time-boxed coding examUber Drivers · Software Engineer · Online Assessment · Jul 2026
I went through an online coding exam with medium-to-hard LeetCode-style questions. The format was tightly time-boxed: 45 minutes for each of three questions. It felt like a real test of both DSA fluency and time management. Even without an onsite, the exam itself carried a good amount of difficulty, and I did not move forward. I approached it knowing I needed to be efficient as well as correct. W…
- Uber Drivers Software Engineer interview: recursive strings and treesUber Drivers · Software Engineer · Technical Screen · Jun 2026
I had two separate interviews built around DSA problems. The first was a recursion-based string-manipulation question. The second moved to trees and asked for a tree coding solution. Both interviews added follow-ups after the main question, so finishing the initial problem was not the end of it. Those extensions raised the difficulty and made the rounds feel more demanding than the opening prompt…