Embark Veterinary Interview Questions

I absoltely loved the people that I met with, we had intelligent conversations and they really made me feel a part of the team. However, I had about 6 rounds of interviews only to find out that they werent ready to hire for that role.

Went through quite a few interviews (4-5) and created an at home presentation that I then presented. After all of that and being final 3 I didn't even get a denial just silence. Changed my view on the company unfortunately.

I interviewed 5 times with 5 different people and they ghost me, super unprofessional. If you don't want a candidate can you please just send an e-mail? it take 2 seconds

My interview process at Embark Vet was overall very positive. I had a total of 6 interviews over the course of a few weeks. After advancing beyond an initial call with the hiring manager, I was given a presentation prompt to answer. I had to give a presentation to about 8 people, followed by 5 other individual/group interviews. Interview prep required a lot of research about the company, but the prompt and interview questions were totally fair!

I applied through a referral from an employee. I was already in the middle of another interview process and was transparent about my timeline with the recruiters. They were so accommodating and expedited the process as much as they could, and they communicated updates to me quickly and frequently. I had a screening call with a recruiter, then two more video calls with team members before I received an offer. Everyone was so friendly, the interviews were organic conversations, dogs were a welcome topic, and I could tell they genuinely loved their jobs. The entire interview process was completed in 2 weeks and it was the best candidate experience I have ever had with a company. Don't even think about it, just apply!

I applied via their website after seeing their posting on theladders.com. I was contacted the same day to set up a phone interview with the Sr. Hiring Manager. The interview was very comfortable. She was friendly and warm. We discussed the needs of the CEO and some fun discussion about our dogs. The conversation was enjoyable. She said her only concern in moving forward is that I’m located on the west coast and that may not work for them. She followed up with a very kind email two weeks later, thanking me for my patience. They do want someone who is local to the Boston area, which is completely understandable. So this position is open to some very lucky person who lives near Boston. Seems like a great company to work for, who cares about their people, and are passionate about their vision. I sincerely wish them every good thing.

Initial interview is with a senior product manager. Interviewer has been very 'to-the-point' with his questions, but also very straightforward and accommodating answering mine. I will look forward to my next interview, to learn more about the role, the company and overall expectations from a product manager.