Bond No 9 Interview Questions
& Process

This was the weirdest interview experience. When I got there, HR made me do a questionnaire where I had to rewrite my resume by hand. It had a lot of strange questions, like, "if an employee leaves early, do you consider that stealing from the company?," "do you believe that people are generally honest?," and "what is the worst thing you've ever done?" While I was filling this out, the CEO started loudly complaining about a noisy dishwasher, saying she couldn't concentrate and had to have it turned off. The office was eerily quiet with a strange vibe. I almost left, but I finished the questionnaire. The actual interview was less than 10 minutes, and they said they'd reach out if needed, which I'm glad about given the reviews and the crazy vibe.

I applied online via LinkedIn for the Product Development Coordinator role. A few days later, I sent a cover letter. Then, an email came to set up a Skype interview, which happened a couple days after. The Skype call was short and focused on my experience and why I was interested in Bond No. 9. A week later, I went to the Bond No. 9 offices for an appointment where I filled out an application and met the Product Development Director. Within days, I had a second appointment with the President, who then offered me the job. The entire process took about two weeks.

Sent in a handwritten cover letter, which I don't understand the need for. A person called me and asked a few questions, but I couldn't get any answers to my own questions from him. He mentioned someone else would call me. That person did call, and we attempted a video call, but it failed. I again tried to get details about the job from him, but he provided none and disliked that I brought up the company's poor Glassdoor reviews. I then emailed to schedule a Skype call and get more information about the position. I never heard back from him. The whole experience suggests a disorganized company.

This was the strangest interview I've ever had. I applied online and they asked me to come in. When I got to the store, after waiting about 20 minutes, I was sent down to the basement where their headquarters are. There, I had to fill out this application packet with all these open-ended questions that really had no business being on a job application, like 'What is your rent?', 'Are you in debt?', and 'What's the worst thing you've ever done?'. It was so weird. It took me about 3 hours to finish everything. When I was finally done, they just said thanks and that they'd contact me if they wanted to interview me again.