I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at ThousandEyes (Londres, Inglaterra)
Interview
Interview process is very involved and requires engagement at regional and Corp level. Part of the process is "The Challenge" where you have to show your knowledge of the solution and how you would go about your role
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Talk through your first 30, 60, 90 days and what you would do
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ThousandEyes in May 2017
Interview
This is an additional note from a previous review post (I could not update the other post as it is over 30 days old).
I would like to clarify that after my original glassdoor post; the company then contacted me. Not from HR but from a VP. Once again there were apologies for all the negative experiences I encountered, the lack of feedback and how they were taking this 'seriously' and plan to do better in the future. I wasn't expecting the VP to provide personal family anecdotes (which I found unprofessional and unrelated to the situation at hand) but the intentions were meant to be good. Furthermore, I was told that I would promptly receive a decent Amazon giftcard as an added apology and gesture of goodwill for all of the time that I had spent interviewing for the company (I think it was $200?). This is a complete and utter LIE!! Don't bother believing them. I never received anything of the sort, no follow up and I still have the recording of this Skype conversation from the VP. I'm flat out disappointed when hard working and honest applicants are just treated so awfully.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Do you know how to produce mock ups? You can submit it any way you like (low-fidelity/high-fidelity) but it would be great if you could submit high-fidelity.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at ThousandEyes (Tucson, AZ) in Nov 2017
Interview
I applied online and was contacted by a recruiter for a short HackerRank. After that I was a given coding project based on d3. I was able to do it and had to devote quite a good number of hours to it. They wanted "production-quality" code. After my submission, I was told they wanted to interview me over Skype for 3 hours.
I had 3 hours of intensive front-end JS and algorithmic coding. I did well in all these rounds as well. I was then told by the recruiter that the team was impressed and then scheduled a call with CTO. I was also asked for 3 references.
The call with the CTO also went well and I was expecting an offer. However I was told a few days later that my joining date (I am a new grad) was too far out for them and they could not offer me the role at this point. They told me they would sync up with me in a few months (February) regarding the role.
I found this unprofessional because I clearly informed the recruiter in my initial call that I'd only be able to join after graduation in the summer.
I was not contacted a few months later (February) as well. I can understand the recruiting process is not perfect but it would be have been nice to communicate with the candidate after such a lengthy process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
JS front end questions and algorithmic coding in JS