
LightBox Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at LightBox.
Financial Analyst
The company felt unprofessional and unengaged. It seemed like they had a good team environment but there were issues within the corporation. The interviewer was not interested in speaking to me and you could tell was just trying to check off a box.
- What are your career aspirations for the next five years?
- Can you describe your personal attributes?
- How would your colleagues or team members characterize you?
Senior Data Engineer
It started with a phone interview with HR for a senior role, along with other candidates. Then there was a video interview with a high-level person. A few days later, HR informed me that the original senior role had been filled. They then asked me to interview for a different senior role with another high-level person. The video interview went smoothly on my end, although the interviewer attempted to provoke me with a Python coding challenge, but it didn't work. The interviewer seemed unhappy and gave a fake smile. It was clearly intended to be a Python coding test, not SQL. The whole interview felt like a setup. Interestingly, the original senior role reappeared on Indeed shortly after, contradicting the 'taken' status. HR has a pattern of missing calls and not being truthful. They claimed to be a startup, but their parent company is a known failure with many negative reviews and has since dissolved. This interview process indicated they haven't changed their old ways and are still disorganized internally. It felt like a waste of time.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Content Marketing Manager
The interview process was quick and simple. I had two interviews with two senior people in the Marketing Department, and they were both really nice. They asked smart questions and kept the interviews casual. They explained company strategies and future plans, and how this role would help them. I was really impressed by them. They were passionate about their jobs and knew a lot about marketing strategy. I asked about negative reviews, and they talked about them openly, which was great. They said the company is growing and bought some older companies, and some employees weren't happy about moving to a more corporate setup. They also said they take employee complaints seriously and are working to fix any dissatisfaction. I got a good offer with a great salary and benefits. But I took a counteroffer from my current job instead. I hope that's not a bad choice! I'd tell anyone to apply here, it's a big opportunity!
- What marketing strategies and initiatives have you developed in your current role?
- Tell me more about the cost-cutting processes you developed in your current role.
- What are your ultimate long-term career goals?
Test Engineer
I had an initial 30min phone screen with the recruiter, followed by a 30min zoom interview with 3 QA folks. I was supposed to have a 3rd round, a 1.5hr zoom with the rest of the team, but I couldn't make it because of scheduling issues. The recruiter said she'd follow up but never did.
- Can you tell me about your experience running tests in parallel or multi-threaded environments?
- What distinctions do you see between testing a web application and a desktop application?
- Could you describe a typical day in your current role?
LightBox Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from LightBox interview reports.
“What is the most time-efficient way to find an element within an array?”
Read reports →“In your opinion, is it possible to automate all testing?”
Read reports →“What distinctions do you see between testing a web application and a desktop application?”
Read reports →“What were the results and impact of those projects?”
Read reports →“Could you complete some Python coding exercises?”
Read report →“How is penetration testing conducted in your organization?”
Read report →“Would you be open to doing retakes?”
Read report →“What kind of salary are you looking for?”
Read report →“Could you complete some SQL coding exercises?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 13 LightBox interview reports.