I applied through a staffing agency. I interviewed at Expedia Group (Singapore)
Interview
There were 3 rounds of interviews with no structure. Company leaders have arrogance thinking candidates are desperate to join the company. They do not even bother to tell why the company is good. Thinking all candidates are active, ask why are you interested to join the company. Interviewers were arrogant and even mentioned that they are very selective and even offer candidates a pay cut. Please wake up, you are dealing with a employee driven market and candidates have other choices. The leaders are very old fashion and rude through out the interview process. However, I have to compliment the recruiter who was excellent. It was a good think it was mutually decided that the both are not interested to pursue. The organization in Asia probably need to coach their leaders to sell the brand like appropriately.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Expedia Group (Montréal, QC)
Interview
Long...lots of interviews. Many different interviewers from various locations and a wide range of behavioral and experiential questions were asked. All in all, they want to see fit with the Team and within a designed set of competencies.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why do Hotels sort the way they do in search results. How does Expedia differentiate itself from it's competitors.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Expedia Group (Bellevue, WA) in Sep 2015
Interview
I heard back from a recruiter within 2 weeks of submitting my resume. I spoke with her by phone within a week and on the same call, we scheduled the online interview with the hiring manager based in the UK. Moments after the interview with the hiring manager, the recruiter scheduled time with me for an in-person interview at headquarters. I met with the hiring manager's boss, another director and two colleagues in the same line of work as the position, but from a different department.
Each interviewer was very polite. The scope of the job seemed to change during my in-person interview with their top boss and I wasn't able to persuade him that I could manage all related skills using different approaches, but I could tell then that I wasn't the one for him and that's just how it goes. It's usually best when one has a particular personality or need in mind, so I didn't take it too personally.
The phone recruiter kindly called and told me I didn't get the job about a week or two later. I figured I didn't get the job by then, since all else in the process was done expeditiously earlier in the process when I was on the short list.
Great experience overall and I'd go through the rounds again to work there. I got an inside peek at how dedicated the people who work there seem to be and it appears to be a great working environment.