I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Unity (Brighton, Inglaterra) in May 2019
Interview
I met with Sean back in March during an office LAN party over a weekend. We spent the day playing VR in the office and got to talking about all things Unity.
In April Sean phoned and highlighted to the new SDR role, we talked it through to see if I would be a good fit and I applied. I had my first video interview with a face to face interview the following week.
The interview process was smooth and was a "get to know you" type interview, very open and felt very natural. Best interview process I've been through.
Unity’s recruiter reached out to me about a position and it sounded interesting so I went through the process. I talked to about 8 different people in total, had to come back to the office twice, and completed an assignment and made a presentation. The entire process was disorganized and lengthy. It would take 1-2 weeks for them to get back to me after each step, but every time they needed something from me I would receive daily emails and texts (which I felt were a bit intrusive). They even scheduled long phone calls with my references. They did not make an offer, which is fair, but gave no feedback which I did not appreciate after so much time I invested into the process.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Unity (Montreal, QC)
Interview
I had a preliminary interview with HR, followed by a take-home technical exam, an in-person technical interview (technical questions and review of exam) with a future peer and future team leader, and then a video call with upper management.
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Question 1
I was a fan of the take-home technical exam! It really provides the evaluators with good insight on your thought process and skills, exposes you to the kinds of tasks you'll be doing on the job, and it makes for a great conversation during the follow-up interview.