
BlaBlaCar Interview Questions
& Process
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Community Relations Specialist
Had an initial 45-minute interview in English with the Talent Acquisition Manager. We talked about my experience and qualifications, and they gave me more details about the role. The job was advertised as remote on Linkedin, but they said it's actually hybrid on Av Paulista. It involves weekend work with weekdays off, and the salary is R$4,400. I wasn't selected to proceed because they were seeking a more senior candidate.
- Tell me about how you handle setbacks.
- What makes you want to work at BlaBlaCar?
- Where do you envision your career heading in the future?
Software Engineer
First, there was a recruiter call. The main focus was the technical interview. The first technical interview felt a bit outdated and not very useful. It involved a whiteboard exercise where I had to review a fake PR, and questions about complexity and concurrency. Then, I was asked to complete a small to-do list task. It's still being discussed whether using Copilot is allowed. After that, there was a design exercise, covering topics like video streaming, messaging, or Uber Eats.
- What are the complexity considerations?
- What are the concurrency issues?
- Do you think a cache is needed?
Community Manager
The hiring process usually goes like this: first you submit your application, then they look at your resume. After that, there's usually a phone or video chat, followed by an in-person or virtual interview. They might also give you some skills tests and check your references. They're trying to see if you're qualified, a good fit for the team culture, and right for the job before the hiring team makes the final call.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- What do you consider to be your greatest strengths and weaknesses?
Intern
The interview process began with a 45-minute web call with HR, covering my motivations, experiences, and availability. Next, I completed a remote business case assignment. This was followed by a 45-minute interview with two managers. Things seemed to be going well until they inquired about my French language proficiency; I have a conversational level. This was unexpected as it wasn't in the job description. The very next day, HR contacted me to inform me I wasn't selected because my lack of fluency in French meant I couldn't work on their French-focused projects. This felt unprofessional given that only English was listed in the job description and the language requirement wasn't raised until the third stage.
- What qualities would you look for in a manager?
- There was a question related to the business case.
BlaBlaCar Interview Questions
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“What is the number of active users if we have 50 million users in total?”
Read reports →“What would you say if someone says BlaBlaCar is a competitor for taxi?”
Read reports →“How often do you generally use your car to go to the south?”
Read reports →“Could you translate some of the copy from the English version of the BlaBlaCar website into Russian?”
Read reports →“Regarding the average number of languages spoken in the company, if we have "x" employees who speak 1 language, "y" 2 languages and "z" 3 languages, what would be the average?”
Read report →“Can you describe the different types of members at BlaBlaCar?”
Read report →“Could you tell me what the key performance indicators are for digital marketing?”
Read report →“What are the advantages and disadvantages of different data modeling techniques like Kimball, OBT, and Data Vault?”
Read report →“How much would you be willing to pay for customer acquisition?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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