I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Reddit in Mar 2021
Interview
3 stages of interviews, first was general 'get to know' process, then whiteboard interview, then full day meeting and speaking with members of the team. The full day of interviews lasted from 11AM to 5PM and involved a portfolio presentation in the morning.
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Interview question was about fixing the problem that people find it hard to pay for public transportation.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Reddit
Interview
No recruiter call or expectations set. I might have a bias because I've contracted before. I interviewed with a senior researcher and head of design, they offered me a job. Then they asked if i would meet with their new research manager. turns out it was another interview, she was very surprised. they offered me the job again, i turned it down. it was too unorganized and you already feel like a second class citizen as a contractor, i just couldn't stomach it.
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really standard UXR stuff in the first interview. i was asked to approach a hypothetical question.
There was no initial phone interview with HR, which was nice. My first 30min meeting was with the person who is managing the team.
I thought the interview went pretty well. Asked at the end if there was anything about me they'd like more clarity on or were concerned about and got a "no". Overall a pleasant chat.
Got ghosted afterwards.
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Tell me about you. (Your history/experience.)
Talk through your process.