
LoopUp 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 LoopUp.
Sales Associate
You will participate in a group interview. Be ready to compete with your fellow candidates for the job. The best ones will get the job. You need to create a sales pitch. Imagine you're pitching on Shark Tank and make it great.
- What makes you the right candidate for us?
Business Development Associate
I sent in my CV and a personal statement through a website. About a week later, I got an email asking me to come to an assessment day. There were about 20-30 people there. The day had two rounds: one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Only 5 of us made it to the afternoon round for a 1-to-1 interview. I didn't get through the morning round. The morning session started with a 30-minute LoopUp presentation. Then we networked with other candidates for 10 minutes. After that, each person gave a 5-minute presentation they had prepared (this took 45-50 minutes). Then there was a 15-minute LoopUp quiz. We had a 10-minute break, followed by a task where each candidate had 10 minutes to prepare a 2-minute sales pitch on any product. The interviewer gave general feedback and then had us do the pitch again. We then had a 30-minute lunch. After lunch, the interviewer told us who was advancing to the afternoon round, and everyone else left.
- Can you tell me the CEO's favorite color?
- What are the locations of LoopUp's offices?
- What's the market size in dollars for audio communication in the US?
Business Development Executive
I sent in my application and cover letter online. Then, I was invited to an assessment day with about 20-30 other people. The day had two parts: morning and afternoon. Only about 5-6 people got to the afternoon round for a 1-to-1 chat. I didn't make it past the morning session. The morning started with a 30-minute presentation by LoopUp, followed by 10-15 minutes of networking with other candidates. After that, we were randomly split into two groups. Each group got a scenario about being lost in a Brazilian rainforest and had to choose seven survival items out of twenty, explaining our choices as a group for 45-50 minutes. Then, each person had 10 minutes to prepare and give a 2-minute sales pitch on any product. The interviewer then gave feedback on presentations, explained how to pitch 'correctly', and gave us another 10 minutes to prep and pitch again. We had a 30-minute lunch break. Afterward, the interviewer told us who was moving on to the afternoon round, and everyone else was dismissed.
- If you had to pick one thing to buy, what would it be?
QA Tester
First I had a phone screening with the QA Manager. This lasted for about an hour. I was then invited to come down to the office for a face to face interview. I Met with different members of the QA team, QA Manager and Product.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
- Could you talk about some of the projects you have been involved with?
- Can you talk about your experience in testing code and finding bugs?
LoopUp Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from LoopUp interview reports.
“What's the market size in dollars for audio communication in the US?”
Read reports →“What is the difference between Black box testing and White box testing?”
Read reports →“What is Smoke testing?”
Read reports →“What is Alan's favourite colour?”
Read reports →“What are the locations of LoopUp's offices?”
Read report →“What 7 items would you choose to bring to the rainforest?”
Read report →“What one item would you choose to bring if you were stranded in the rainforest?”
Read report →“Can you tell me Steve Flavell's favourite colour?”
Read report →“What are the different types of software testing?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 40 LoopUp interview reports.