it was a very quick process once the initial screening was complete. A online exam, then a 1 on 1 product question then a panel interview I wasn't moved to the next phase but it was a final talk with the hiring managers
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If you could create any product in the world what would it be
I applied online. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Indeed (Austin, TX) in Apr 2022
Interview
2 recruiter calls first is screening, second is more in detail JD review. Round 2: interview with Director. Rd3 is another director(Rd2&3 we’re back to back), rd4 is a panel interview with another director and Sr. Director with mock sales call(they give you the scenario).. was only supposed to be 4 rounds but then Rd5 was another senior director. Took about 6 weeks from applying to decision.
Pros: everyone is friendly and intelligent
Cons: really drawn out process but chalking that up to “big company” and just meeting so many people who ask the same interview questions can be frustrating
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about yourself?
Why indeed?
How does your experience fit?
Why should we pick you?
Name your most memorable sale?
What’s the last piece of criticism you received?
What were the Pros and cons to your mock call?
How do you think your past experience lines up with this position?
Typical interview questions just prepare
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Indeed in Apr 2022
Interview
1. HR Recruiting Call. Standard HR questions about who you are, what you are looking for etc.
2. Technical Screen (1 Hour) over Hackerrank. Coding interview with 2 people.
3. Didn't make it further in process
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
During technical screen they asked me a variation of hit counter (LC Medium).