Talabat’s interview process is exceptional: the interviewers are creative and supportive. In the system design round, they ask you to solve real-world challenges while encouraging you to iterate on your ideas with examples. During the coding interview, they emphasized on test-driven development. At every stage, you receive tailored materials and constructive feedback to help you prepare, iterate, and succeed.

I recently interviewed for a Senior Flutter Developer position at Talabat. Unfortunately, my experience was quite disappointing, especially in the problem-solving round (Stage 2). The interviewer seemed more focused on guiding me to think exactly like him, rather than evaluating my own logical reasoning or problem-solving approach. There was little room for flexibility or creativity, and the whole round felt more like a guessing game of what the interviewer wanted to hear rather than a fair assessment of technical ability. To add to that, the feedback process was slow. It took them 3 full days just to come back with a generic rejection email stating they would not proceed. For a company of this scale, I expected a more constructive and timely response, especially after investing time and effort into multiple rounds. Overall, the process felt rigid and discouraging. Candidates should be evaluated based on their ability to solve problems their own way, not based on how well they mirror a single perspective.