As I mentioned above, collectively, the three of us have interviewed dozens of times over the last 3 years, so this is from personal experience.
I've personally interviewed many dozens of times over the last 20 years I've been in Silicon Valley. The expectations from interviews have definitely changed, especially after Google (I interviewed their twice and never made it past the hiring committee). At one well-known company, I went through 15 whiteboard interviews (3 different days x 5 interviews per day) and finally got the job. I'm not sure why I stuck with it, but I did.
If the nature of interviews have changed over the last year, I'll be thrilled, but I doubt it based on the reports I've heard from other friends of mine that have interviewed over the last few months.
I've personally interviewed many dozens of times over the last 20 years I've been in Silicon Valley. The expectations from interviews have definitely changed, especially after Google (I interviewed their twice and never made it past the hiring committee). At one well-known company, I went through 15 whiteboard interviews (3 different days x 5 interviews per day) and finally got the job. I'm not sure why I stuck with it, but I did.
If the nature of interviews have changed over the last year, I'll be thrilled, but I doubt it based on the reports I've heard from other friends of mine that have interviewed over the last few months.