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Googles foo https://thehustle.co/the-secret-google-interview-that-landed-me-a-job
I remember finding a really cool one all over network requests at one time but can't remember the company. What are other great hidden interview processes?
https://leetcode.com/ is pretty popular and has lots of actual questions. However, Google actively bans any question that ends up there.
Bandcamp typically has a fun application process. https://bandcamp.com/jobs
In 2012 I got an interview at facebook by solving a puzzle that involved adding weights to a recursive arrangement of levers on top of levers. I remember both having a lot of fun with the puzzle and knowing that I would have never landed the interview any other way because I was coming from a non-traditional background and still relatively junior.
I think Google's foobar came out a few years later. I had some fun with them and got through the first rounds, but by that point I already had a job and never got around to finishing it.
I also remember doing some fun puzzles on codeeval, hoping their business model of linking people to companies would gain some steam, but the companies they signed up never seemed to be very interesting.
Is leetcode essentially the new codeeval?
The repl.it jobs page is literally just a shell, and you have to figure out how to apply: https://repl.it/site/jobs