The first step is an invitation to a HackerRank-type assessment that asks between 10-15 questions that test logic and somewhat difficult GRE-type questions. After I completed it, the recruiter emailed me and said my next step was to have a video interview with another team member, implying that I had passed to the next round. I asked for more details with no response, followed up a couple days later again with no response, and decided to give up on any further follow-up. I understand these recruiters are busy and juggle many applicants but dangling the next interview round and then ghosting the applicant is unprofessional and disrespectful. I haven't a problem with being rejected, but would prefer to be notified about it, let alone duped into thinking I advanced.

Conversational Q & A, with Director and Peer PTC exchanging questions. Rapid fire topic switching which was slightly disorienting as questions did not naturally flow from one to the next. Interviewers required scenarios/ examples for every answer I gave. Seemingly open ended questions, but asker was clearly looking for a 'correct' response. During my time to ask questions, the interviewers did not give satisfying or specific answers to my questions. I did not get a clear picture of what it was like to work at UiPath, only that it was intense, quick, the rest is opaque. Had I been selected to proceed with the interview process, I would have had many more specific questions for Uipath.