I recently had an interview where I had to use some remote collaborative web application and it was genuinely a horrible experience. The main interviewer (lead for the team I was applying for) was visibly annoyed with me because, for whatever stupid reason, some of the keyboard shortcuts he kept trying to bark at me, as I was working through some truly asinine leetcode-style questions, for things like block indentation were not working on my end and I had to manually tab multiple lines, etc...

The entire editing experience threw me really hard and was so distracting that I was fumbling what would've otherwise been trivial algorithm questions for me. Despite my 15 years of professional experience and a deep understanding of their tech stack (which, of course, was not a main discussion point at any stage of my interview process -- one of many red flags for me), if you had watched this you'd have thought I barely know how to write code.

I don't know what the answer is here but I have decided, and thankfully I have the privilege of making this decision, that I am done interviewing for a while.

This reminds me of the test for cooks. Make them slice up some fruit or vegetable. If you have worked in kitchens for years, you can do it really quickly. Fast and easy test, and nothing to prepare weeks or months for.