If you have 5+ years of big corp experience (even better if it's Facebook, Google, Microsoft, etc.) you have a great chance. If not, don't hold your breath even if they are looking for "someone with entrepreneurial background". It was the longest interview process in my life due the recruiting team being very disorganized. I submitted my resume via Indeed website, got a call from the recruiter 1 month later. Two weeks later I had my screening with the hiring manager. That went well and I was scheduled for a panel round with 4 PMs. The panel round is 2 hours with you having to come up with a new feature MVP and then defend it. Be prepared to analyze a data table. That went well too and I was moved to the final round. The final round was 1:1 with 6 of the senior members of the team. Almost everyone interviewing me was very friendly and 100% male. I did get a feeling as if my fate was decided from round one since I did not have enough of a corporate background and that fact was indirectly pointed out several times. But then they still moved me to the next rounds. My last interview with the head of the department was very different from the rest. The interviewer seemed checked out and rather condescending which dampened my enthusiasm about the company big time. To my questions he gave me some very general almost irrelevant answers which only meant that my candidacy was no longer considered. That was confirmed 3 days later. Overall, a very valuable experience that took 3 months.