The hiring process at AppsFlyer takes an average of 14 days when considering 1 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Office Manager had the quickest hiring process (on average 14 days), whereas Office Manager roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 14 days).
Phone interview with an HR - team manager interview, and I believe another set of interview after that. I couldn’t say much more because I was GHOSTED by the HR who did my initial interview. If I wasn’t a good fit, I get it. At least let me know?
This was extremely unprofessional and honestly, lost faith in AppsFlyer as a company. If this is how they treat “possible” future employees, how are actual employees treated?
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Detailed interactions with current or past clients.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at AppsFlyer in Jun 2025
Interview
Very smooth, 3 weeks from intro to offer. Great conversations with Senior Execs gave me confidence that I could leverage them with future client meetings. The process was managed by an internal recruiter, as well as the external recruiter who found me. The hiring manager was also very responsive and looped in.
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Asked me about relevant industry experience and and deals that helped develop my expertise.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at AppsFlyer (Herzliya) in Jul 2025
Interview
The interview process at AppsFlyer was structured, professional, and very positive from start to finish. It began with an online home assignment that tested both problem-solving and coding skills. The instructions were clear, and the task felt relevant and thoughtfully designed.
After passing the assignment, I was invited to a round of two back-to-back technical interviews on the same day, each with a different interviewer and focus. The first focused on discussing my solution to the home assignment, exploring my thought process, and diving into backend and LeetCode-style questions.. The interviewer was friendly and encouraging, which made it easier to engage in a thoughtful technical conversation.
The second interview was more open-ended and tested my real-world problem-solving approach. I was given a complex task and encouraged to use all resources available, including the internet and tools like ChatGPT, just like in a real work environment. It was a great opportunity to demonstrate how I break down problems and learn quickly, and the interviewer was supportive and curious about my process.
Finally, I had an HR interview where we discussed my background, interests, and career goals. The communication was excellent throughout the entire process, and each stage felt meaningful and respectful. AppsFlyer clearly puts effort into making candidates feel valued while assessing both their skills and fit for the team.
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In one of the technical interviews, I was asked to build a simple web dashboard comparing the nutrition habits of 5 countries of my choice, based on 5 nutritional attributes (like sugar, fat, protein, etc.). The twist was that I could use any tools available online, including search engines and ChatGPT, but I wasn’t allowed to use an IDE or code editor, just a plain online text editor. The task was meant to simulate a real-world scenario where I had to quickly research, design, and write functional code under pressure, using my resourcefulness and problem-solving skills.