I was impressed with the level of engagement and genuine interest of Snap’s recruiting team. They ultimately decided not to procede, however, they kept me informed the entire time and cared enough to give me some feedback. The one negative is that it took 3 weeks for them to say no and they kept me hopeful even though the interview didn’t go well. After two weeks they emailed me asking me to hang, so I put everything on hold and missed out on an offer for a job that pays considerably more than the job I ended up taking.
I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Snap (London, England) in Jul 2017
Interview
Following two telephone interviews with HR and the recruiting manager, I was asked to come into the London office for a face to face interview with the recruiting manager, where I was asked about my experience and how it was relevant to the role.
I felt the interview went well and I was told that I would receive feedback regardless of the outcome. After a week of not hearing back, I chased for some feedback, and was given a date and time for a call. Just before the call was due, I was sent an email saying that the manager catch up hadn't happened and that they would get back to me asap. That was the last I heard from them.
Very disappointed that after 3 interviews and travelling over 100 miles to attend a face to face, a courtesy yes or no couldn't be provided. Very unprofessional!
I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Snap (San Jose, CA) in Oct 2017
Interview
I was so impressed the recruiter actually kept me updated on the status and even though I wasn’t chosen she wrote to tell me. If only all recruiters could be so kind it would make a huge difference. You know like actually treat candidates like human beings? I see you Madeline!