BPI (Canada) interview questions

Same as what others have said, their tech team is apparently too busy to even talk with the talent they are trying to acquire. They ask you to develop a Finite State Machine, which is a curve-ball for any programmer unfamiliar with the mathematical concept, but it becomes easily apparent what you have to do after some research. The development manager isn't even involved in this process, makes one wonder if this is even a real company, or if it's some strange machine learning data collection project in which you do not get paid for your time. Don't waste your time with them, the requirements for their role literally changed after the project was complete.

After applying you get a response pretty fast. They send you a finite state machine task. It's actually a mini project if you do it well. After spending entire afternoon doing it properly I sent it back. That was the the last step in our communication. Never heard back from them. No feedback whatsoever. It's pretty disappointing and disrespectful. It would be great to know what they want and/or what was wrong with solution that was sent.