The interview process starts with some easy MySql and Java tasks. I had one week to solve and send them back the results. After 1-2 weeks after I solved the problems they got back to me and told I went well with the tests and they scheduled a technical interview through Skype. It was interesting because they didn't ask me if the appointment is ok for me or not. They just scheduled it to the next day. The skype interview is quick it is around 20 minutes. The interviewer asked me about a project I implemented earlier. I had to describe it in technical depth. After that I shocked a bit because I had to write 2 algorithm in a shared Google Docs. I've never seen thin on any interview. The 2 tasks were: 1, public String stripHtml(String html) { } Ex1: stripHtml(“<h1>Hello World!</h1> <p>something</p>”)==”Hello World! something”; 2, Write a method which updates an array such that every element becomes the product of every other element. After I solved this the interviewer told me that the recruiter guy will tell me the result. The recruiter found me in an hour and told me that the interview went great and he would schedule the last interview with the CEO. The interview was on the same day but the CEO were late around 30 mins. He was ridiculous. :D He asked standard questions from my resume and asked how much money I earn at my current job. It was obvious from the first minute that he wanted to push down my salary somehow. I could ask a questions as well. I asked some standard questions like: 'Do you support learning, conferences ...? etc.' He answered for everything the 'we are only a startup' and 'you will learn during the job'. How can this man be a CEO anyway? :D At the end of the interview he told me that he will talk with the technical interviewer guy and call me back. He did not do that instead the recruiter guy told me that they can pay around 17$/hour. That was the funniest part. Oh no I missed the best part. They wanted to work around 55 hours a week + the recruiter guy told me that it's often requested by them to work on the weekends as well. All this for that ridiculous amount of money.