
Fancy Hands Virtual Assistant Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 15 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Fancy Hands.
Virtual Assistant
I had to answer some sample questions and show I could respond well. It was important to know the difference between various document types and also the best, most efficient ways to find things, like, for example, the best steak house around.
- Can you tell me where a docx file can be opened?
Virtual Assistant
First, you fill out this quick application with your name, address, etc. Then, you gotta record yourself ordering a sandwich. After that, they ask you some questions to check your grammar. Then, you complete a few tasks. It's kinda like a first come, first serve situation because they get so many applicants. After you submit your answer, they say it's being reviewed, but the next day they deny your application.
- Record your voice ordering a sandwich.
- Answer a few questions to check your grammar.
- Complete a couple of tasks.
Virtual Assistant
First, I had to create an account and authorize them to check my Gmail and Chrome usage, which felt weird giving them PC access but it was necessary. I bypassed this security check using a separate PC. I went straight to a quiz without any intro chat. The quiz had simple word usage questions and a fun part where I ordered a sandwich using voice. Then, I picked one of two sample client questions, choosing the harder one. I spent a lot of time on it, double-checking everything. I think maybe I did too much on that question. I also noticed that the 'nearest cross streets' question had a suspicious answer easily found on Google, making me wonder if it was a trick or deliberately planted wrong info. So be careful with that one if it's still there.
- Choose to use their, they're, or there in a sentence.
Fancy Hands Virtual Assistant Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Fancy Hands interview reports.
“What are the cross streets for a specific New York City Deli that's no longer open?”
Read reports →“What were the closest streets to the Carnegie Deli when it was open?”
Read reports →“Find a place on Google.”
Read reports →“Can you tell me where a docx file can be opened?”
Read reports →“Can you order a pastrami sandwich using your computer's microphone?”
Read report →“Can you tell the difference between 'they're', 'there', and 'their'?”
Read report →“For which situation would a "Google Doc" be the most beneficial?”
Read report →“In which city do you reside?”
Read report →“In which situation would a "Google Doc" be most helpful?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 15 Fancy Hands interview reports.