Cloudflare Customer Success Manager Interview Questions
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The interview process took a whole two months. It included interviews with the Hiring Manager, HR, a panel, VP and above, and even the founder. They said I didn't get the job after all that time, even though they made it seem like I was still in the running. It wasn't a great experience. They use the STAR method, and the mock presentation was interesting, but it felt like nobody was really paying attention based on the questions they asked afterward. I felt like I did really well, but that's how it goes. I'm not impressed; they didn't seem to get to know me or my skills. My guess is you need to be a good actor to get hired here. The two-month wait was ridiculous, and then I got a generic, impersonal email saying I didn't get the job, despite them saying to reach out and me following up professionally. Not cool.

The interview process was super long with ZERO clarity on how many steps it would be and who would be owning it from their side. On the first interview, no one showed up and no cancelation was sent, and I found out from reaching out to the hiring manager on LinkedIn that she left the company a day earlier and no one was set up to follow up for the interview. During the last step they didn't provide any feedback on why they weren't moving forward.

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