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Scheduling was a real hassle after the initial HR chat. I had to chase them multiple times for updates, and it seemed like they weren't clear on what they needed. The last interview was super short because they were more focused on my ability to look up and repeat company facts than my actual design skills. Honestly, I think I dodged a bullet.
The interview process included video interviews with leadership, and discussions about my background, process, and working quickly. Leadership seemed stressed and overworked. Something didn't add up. Ultimately I decided the salary was incredibly too low for a senior level. Best of luck finding someone.
The interview process had a few video rounds and maybe an onsite if you're local. Mine were all remote. Expect a free product design project, likely a PowerPoint presentation showing how you'd use our products and our competitors' to interpret product categories. They mentioned the job was 'more creative than you might realize,' but then on the job, they said it's definitely NOT creative. There was a bit of a bait-and-switch vibe during the interviews.
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