Meraki interview questions

I was referred by an internal employee at Meraki. Within a few days of submitting my resume, I was scheduled a phone interview with the Director of Talent Acquisition. We chatted for about half an hour and after speaking with her, I was very intrigued by the company and wanted to learn more about the opportunity. She scheduled some time for me to meet with the Recruiting Team and also invited me to the Sales Recruiting Happy Hour. Attending the Happy Hour was a great opportunity for me to see the Recruiters in action and also showed me how innovative they are with their recruiting techniques. The next day I met with the team who were very candid and honest with me about the position and shared great feedback as to why Meraki would be a great opportunity as a career path. I left the interview feeling great about the position and was ready for next steps. A week after meeting the team, I spoke to the VP of Sales briefly which I thought was great considering his very busy schedule. The next day I heard back from the Director of Talent Acquisition who extended me the offer. I had some hesitations only because I had been with my current company at the time for 5 years. She was very understanding and supportive and encouraged me to take my time to think about the offer. After a few days of thinking it over, I accepted the offer. I knew it was the right decision because my overall experience was very positive and I looked forward to being a part of Meraki's continued success and growth!

Hiring process went well. I was recruited and immediately put through to a phone screen. I felt like the phone screen was personal rather than just a test. Recruiter kept in close contact via cell phone text, which I thought helped. Interview was fast and within a week from the phone screen. Plenty of time to prepare for the interview. I interviewed with 5 people including the VP and the Director of Sales. I thought this was a good idea and offered personal insight to the company culture. I thought the interview could have been more challenging, but glad I got the role.