Chronosphere interview questions

Recruiter phone call, and like the other reviews say, this person talks at a million words per minute. Which is fine, kind of funny, but you will miss most of what they say. They told me the technical screen over indexes on communication. But I don't think my interviewer really cared about this. The technical interview was fairly typical, not so much leetcode-y but more a long prompt and a bit of preexisting code to read through then you need to write code. Needs multithreading. I got through most of the prompt except for one final part which was just a copy paste of a preexisting if statement with a variable name change. So I thought it wasn't a big deal to do the copy paste when we ran out of time, but maybe they wanted to see that. What stood out to me the most was my interviewer was really only looking for code that matched their "correct" solution. But with code it doesn't have to be written exactly a certain way, like a plus or minus in an if-statement a+b < c or a < c - b. Who cares? I had some compilation errors though for a minute so maybe that did it for me.