The technical interview started with some weird requirements. They said in an email, "Please make sure you are able to share your screen, have a strong Wi-Fi connection, laptop, and a working camera, headset with microphone."
But what if I have a PC with an RJ45 connector instead of a laptop and wi-fi? Ok, never mind...
They suggested training at HackerRank to prepare for the interview, but HackerRank is algorithmic in nature, while their task was just the implementation of a simple "load balancer registry" which should store no more than n instances. Pretty simple solution. After implementation, they were asked to write unit tests for every scenario. For this, I should have added a maven JUnit dependency. After all, I've been asked regarding thread safety, which was not in the requirements.
After this stage, I got an email with a message like "...I hope that the feedback I was able to give you helped you to understand what we were looking for. "
The email came from a no-reply address and no feedback was provided at all.