Applied Intuition interview questions

I had a brief time to introduce myself at the beginning of the interview, and then the rest was spent on a technical problem. Interviewer was collaborative, and wanted me to think out loud and talk through my approach. I may have taken too long to get to the optimal approach on my own, but instead of prompting me to find something more efficient, the interviewer told me which approach I should take.

I applied online. A recruiter reached out to me for the initial conversation (30 min), then connected me with her manager (30 min), and finally their VP (45 min). Everyone was friendly and casual throughout the process, though the conversations were fairly unstructured so it was difficult to prepare for or find the right time to ask questions. I was at the end stage when they announced a hiring freeze, and asked me to reconsider in a few months. I ended up accepting another job elsewhere, but had a pretty good impression of Applied after the conversations. However, they did require to be in-person in South Bay as a part of their work culture for the first year, which gave me hesitation since most companies are offering full remote opportunities.