I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Indeed
Interview
They found me via linkedIn. Recruiter contact was rushed and bombarded me with quick questions. Phone screen followed in a few days - coding on some web board. Asked a few questions about my previous role and projects focusing on rationale for decisions. The coding question was easy I wrote it in a few mins with with minor off-by-one mistakes. Interviewer was pressed for time, wanted to hurry and kept interrupting me which disrupted my thought process. He didn't even give me a chance to collect my approach on paper and eventually walk through my code to fix issues - and he started started identifying them and pressurizing me to fix them in a way he wanted them fixed.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Example of a tough problem you solved, why you made x,y,z particular choice, write code.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Indeed in Apr 2016
Interview
I had two phone interviews and then a Google Hangout interview with three different Sales Managers. Overall the process was pretty smooth. Joel, my recruiter, was great and very helpful. My final interview was a bit choppy due to tech errors. It was hard to have a conversation that flowed with the interviewers due to these errors. I really enjoyed the people I talked to, but they were looking for someone with more experience and closer to their market.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Give me an example of a time when you set a goal and the steps you took to achieve it.
I applied through other source. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Indeed (Austin, TX) in May 2016
Interview
Started with a brief phone interview which went well. I received feedback the same day and was invited in for an on site interview. I met with 4 people for 30 minutes each. Total of 2 hours. Everyone was friendly but several questions were the same from the different interviewers. It would have flowed smoother were it a panel interview. Also, one interviewer who I connected the least withe still had some of his morning oatmeal stuck in his gross, hipster beard. It was awfully distracting. I honestly believe this is where my downturn began. I received no constructive feedback after the interview other than the timing was off. As a recruiting professional, I pride myself on demanding and providing detailed, honest feedback. The questions were mostly basic and it was difficult to come up with questions to ask them by the time the last interviewer finished. I don't know if anyone is prepared to have 8 or more questions to ask. Especially if some are asked and answered during the flow of the conversation.