Reddit interview questions

It was set up to be 30 min interviews with 6 to 7 people in the finance department (including the CFO). Conversation was mostly geared to behavioral questions to get to know your skill set and see if you'd be a good cultural fit for the company.

The process consisted of filling a form to detail your interest in reddit follow by a technical interview in SQL + Python. The SQL consisted of 3 questions. The interviewer did an extremely poor job of explaning the question and my clarifying questions, and gave me only 20 minutes to finish all 3. We then moved onto Python, which was only 1 LC easy question (find the median of an array) and I solved in 2 min. The whole interview he was muted and probably scrolling Insta or Reddit because it took so long for him to answer my questions every, damn, time. In the end, we had 15 minutes left, and I suggested to go back to the last SQL question I didn't have the time to go over. He just said "its not necessary" and moved on to questions. Then a week later I got rejected, with no explanation whatsoever about my performance. My interview seemed to have no understanding at all of basic DS or coding.