Usually two phases, telephonic interview, and on-site interview.
telephonic is mostly on coding and problem solving
on-site is mostly on coding, problem-solving, design.
The onsite interviews typically have single or panel interviewers with coding questions in data structures( linked lists, trees, graphs, etc) followed by senior leaders quizzing you on management style, cultural fit, handling people, project execution, etc.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Merge two sorted arrays in O(1) extra space using QuickSort partition
Applied online (no internal referral). After about one month, HR reached out. First is a phone screen round of 1-2 coding problems. Then there was the virtual on-site consist of 2 coding rounds, behavioural/project/design rounds. Decision was received one week after the on-site.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
First is a phone screen round of 1-2 coding problems. Then there was the virtual on-site consist of 2 coding rounds, behavioural/project/design rounds.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at LinkedIn in Feb 2021
Interview
I have never come across such demotivated, tired and negative interviewer in my life time. The interviewer didn't even ask/provide any intro, he jumper directly to problem solving and was least interested in answering my question at the end of the interview. I usually judge a company by it's employees and having interacted with that interviewer for an hour, I secretly hoped that I don't clear the interview. I was more that happy when I got to know later that I hadn't cleared the round.
1 month later I joined one of the US top tech giants at a much higher salary that Linkedin could have quoted + all my interviewers looked alive, motivated and connected and I am sure that I won't be bored to death(liked the Linkedin Interviewer) while going to work each day