I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at LinkedIn
Interview
Applied online got an email to schedule the interview. The interview went very smooth and most questions were what could be expected of a phoneinterview. There were some company specific questions Leadership, people skills, etc. Got scheduled for the next step on the phone. Very smooth, professional and good experience.
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Question 1
How do we make money?
What brings users to our site that hasn't got to do with jobs?
I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at LinkedIn in May 2014
Interview
I applied through my school's career fair. It was a total of 2 phone interviews and an onsite which I didn't make. The first phone interviewer was nice and helped me with the problems. The second one was a bit moody and I was confused by one question.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The questions were expected and was asked a few css and javascript questions in additional.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at LinkedIn
Interview
Initially, recruiter was bang-on about my CV, stating I had EXACTLY what he was searching in a candidate - language, skills, experience, availability. Stated he'd contact me to provide insight on the department head's interview style. No communication from the interviewer despite two e-mails and a follow-up call. Bombed the interview. Utterly. Interviewer had a hard on for what a person knew about the ins/outs of the business, not about what experience the candidate could bring to the team. I learned specific info about the department over a week-end. The interviewer stated to me, "I can hear that you're reading something, you know nothing about us!" In fact, I was merely presenting my discoveries (sans notes, from memory). Interviewer stated I should consider a lesser job with LinkedIn. Contacted the interviewer for feedback, no response. Three months later, their position remains open. Unfilled. Still on their LinkedIn jobs board. No wonder.