I recently interviewed for a Software Engineer position Softtek. The interview process was structured and professional, but it also tested a wide range of skills. Here's a breakdown: Initial Screening: A recruiter reached out to me for a phone screen. It lasted about 30 minutes and focused on my background, experience, and general fit for the role. The recruiter was friendly and transparent about the process. Technical Assessment: I was given a timed online coding test that included data structures and algorithms problems. The questions were medium to hard difficulty, and it was clear they value both efficiency and code clarity. Technical Interview: This was a virtual panel interview with two engineers. They asked me to solve a live coding problem on a shared IDE. They emphasized explaining my thought process, which helped keep the interview conversational and less intimidating. Behavioral Interview: The final stage was a behavioral round with the hiring manager. We discussed past projects, challenges I faced, and how I handled conflicts within a team. They also asked a few situational questions about prioritizing tasks and decision-making. The overall experience was positive. The interviewers were professional and gave constructive feedback, even when I stumbled during one of the live coding problems. While the process was challenging, it felt fair, and I appreciated their focus on real-world problem-solving.