The process starts with the screening interview with the Hiring Manager, and then you get a home assignment, a code challenge, related to the day-to-day work at Sequra, after that, they evaluate your results, and this is the tricky part. This is the tricky part, the feedback on the Code Challenge makes clear an assumption I had in mind, the risk I realized when I read the exam requirements. The code challenge is very extensive and open to interpretation, and this is where the evaluator can respond objectively or subjectively, without being easily noticed. In the feedback two points are emphasized, one is fair, and the other leaves doubts. The fact is that it doesn't matter how much time you invest in aspects that are also important in the architecture of a project, it only matters one simple point to the evaluator, and this exclaims that there is a person with a perfectionist profile on the other side. I understand that this Code Challenge has in mind to filter more than technical skills, but also two other dangerous aspects, aspects that I recommend future employees to be aware of: 1) Tight deadlines. 2) Perfectionism. From experience, I know that the result of this tends to be, a stressful work environment.