Overall I had a great interview experience with Firefish, the best I've ever had when applying for a job actually! For my role as Software Developer there was 4 stages; 3 teams meetings and a technical test. After initially applying, the Head of Talent gave me a quick call to discuss my application/CV, discuss my previous experience and find out a bit more about me. We then discussed the role, the culture and Salary expectations. At the end of the first call, I was given a technical test to take away. The technical test at the time of me applying consisted of building a simple API to return data from a database and build a website to present the data from the API. I was able to do this in my own time and send this to Firefish once completed. The next stage involved a meeting with the Head of Product and the Build Team Lead to discuss the project, what went well, what could be improved and what else I would do if I had more time. We also discussed my previous experience and the role a bit more in-depth; what I would be working on, an average day, expectations etc. The final stage of the interview consisted of a meeting with Wendy, the CEO. This was more of a chat, going over my previous experience and Wendy asking some questions about my experience. Wendy also went told me a lot about Firefish, the culture here etc. Overall the experience was great. Everyone I spoke with along the way made the whole process feel less daunting than interviews sometimes can be. From the beginning I could tell the environment at Firefish was great and these interviews only solidified this opinion.

Initially interviewed for a different position and during the first interview they listened to my interests and strengths and recommended another position which was not advertised at the time. They quickly set up another interview with the CEO and CTO and provided feedback in regards to how the application was going throughout the interviewing process with consistent communication with the head of growth so that I always knew what was going to happen next.