Luno interview questions

Not a great interview experience although I met some very talented and knowledgable people during the process. They have a really interesting mission of bringing crypto to the mainstream across some key emerging markets and are putting alot of effort into building their brand globally. Unfortunately the experience as a candidate was disappointing. The role I applied for changed focus several times as well as physical location from one country to another. I was asked to complete a task but was sent the wrong assignment so had to re-do and re-submit another exercise having spent time to complete the first one for the deadline. I was invited into the office for a final interview but. learned from the meeting that someone else had already been offered the position (which I wasn't privy to prior to the interview taking place). I am unclear as to why I wasn't told this beforehand and it seemed unnecessary and ill-judged at best for me to go to another country for an interview if a decision had already been made. The process therefore came across as disorganised and chaotic and a very poor reflection on the business and the way they recruit. However, some of the team are really creative and have great passion for what they do. I feel I could have learnt from and enjoyed working with people such as their Director of Global PR and some of the members of their country marketing teams.

Long but thorough interview process, it mean you at least know by the end of it exactly where you stand and whether the company would be a good fit for you.