I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Emma in Aug 2021
Interview
First had to do an assessment test - this was followed by 3 interviews. Each interview had 2 people from different teams and the questions they asked varied from personal to riddles to professional situations.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
You have 8 balls and a scale. You can weigh the balls 2 times. One of the balls weigh more than the others. How do you find out which ball weighs more?
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Emma in Aug 2021
Interview
One of the best interviews I've ever attended!!
It was June 2021, I just graduated from masters and was looking for jobs that interest me. After a long grueling job hunt, I received offers from multiple organizations and after much deliberation, I chose to join Emma.
These are the rounds that I had to go through before being offered a permanent position.
1. Fill out an application, which was comprehensive and creative, unlike other standard job applications you do.
2. An online assessment consisting of Numerical, Verbal and Logical reasoning.
3. A screening interview with the Talent Acquisition Executive.
Once I cleared this, I had 3 progressive interviews on the same day!
4. An interview to assess strategic fit and motivation to join the organization, also a couple of case studies. The interview was very interactive and insightful.
5. Interview to assess personality and traits that would help compliment the team and role.
6. Final interview with the respective team head and mostly chance for you to tell them something that's not on your resume. Like how you can bring value to the team, etc.
After these progressive interviews, I got an offer within 2 days. The entire process took around 2 weeks, from application to offer. Probably the fastest and most efficient interview process I'll ever attend.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What motivates you?
What are your strengths?
How are you around people?
Few technical questions related to your domain!
A robotic assessment that completely disregards the emotional intelligence of the candidates. The questions had nothing to do with the job description therefore I do not understand the purpose of this assessment. The fact that the company chooses to evaluate the future employees on a metric system done by a robot and totally irrelevant to the job function shows to me that the company does not have concerns towards valuing its employees as humans. Let's not treat candidates as just numbers.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I do not remember the questions precisely but they were similar to SHL assessments which compelety disregards the candicates personality traits, past expriences, etc