
Market America 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 Market America.
Product Analyst
I went through 3 stages of interviews. HR & VP said the offer would be coming. But then management changed their mind about remote work and were super indecisive even though I already had other offers. Lots of red flags in the process. I was ready to start managing products for the e-commerce business, but with the pay not matching the work and remote work being uncertain, I'm glad I didn't move forward. The interview stages were HR, Team + Director, and finally VP.
- Have you ever managed products for an e-commerce business?
- What kinds of systems and software have you worked with?
Manager
It was a long process. I had over 8 interviews with senior people, VPs, directors, and the CEO. Some interviews were via Skype, and others were in person. They asked about my past experience, my knowledge of the position, and the company to gauge my genuine interest in the project and the role. They also asked questions about how I'd handle specific scenarios, my self-motivation, and how I approach challenges. The goal was to get a better understanding and increase my belief and commitment to the project.
- Can you describe a typical day in your previous job?
- What's the toughest experience you've faced before?
- How would you react in various hypothetical scenarios?
Coldfusion Developer
I interviewed with them when they were just ramping up their hiring. At that time, they had some good managers and wanted to hire people they could develop. Nowadays, they've started conducting tough interviews because they think they have too many developers who aren't performing well, without realizing that the issues with some of their staff are a direct result of their poor morale and how they limit everyone's capabilities, even those with great potential. My advice is to avoid working here. They don't deserve the talented people they're looking for, or even average talent. Trust the reviews from other developers; they're telling the truth.
- Can you list all the ColdFusion scopes you're familiar with?
Marketing
HR reached out to me about a job posting they had open, sending over the JD before it was published. I confirmed my interest and we had a phone interview scheduled for the next day. It went great, the interviewer said I was exactly what they were looking for. They then scheduled another call with my future manager for later that week, but the call never came and they didn't reply to my follow-up email. THIS COMPANY WILL GHOST APPLICANTS.
- Can you tell me about your background?
- Do you have any knowledge of our company?
- What are your salary expectations?
Market America Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Market America interview reports.
“What is the volume of dirt in a hole that measures 6x6x6?”
Read reports →“Given two buckets, one that holds five gallons and another that holds three gallons, how would you measure exactly four gallons of water into the five gallon bucket, assuming an unlimited water supply and no markings on the buckets?”
Read reports →“Do you like whales?”
Read reports →“What bug did you find in the product?”
Read reports →“Can you list all the ColdFusion scopes you're familiar with?”
Read report →“Are you familiar with Google Analytics?”
Read report →“Are you familiar with direct versus indirect procurement processes?”
Read report →“How do you motivate yourself?”
Read report →“What is your 5-year outlook for yourself?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 31 Market America interview reports.