
Medology 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 Medology.
Bookkeeper
I applied online through zip recruiter and got a few follow up questions. Then I got an email saying I passed and had to do a basic math & english test and a personality test. After those tests, I got another email saying I passed and had to schedule an interview and an in-office test and bring my resume. When I got there, there were about three other people taking the accounting test in the lobby, which was really weird. I've never seen a mass testing like that before. After the test, they said they'd call me by the end of the day to let me know how I did, but I never heard back from them. I'm not sure why I even brought my resume since I didn't meet anyone besides the receptionist. I've never taken so many tests for a job and never actually met anyone. It was the strangest hiring process I've ever been through.
- After submitting my resume on zip recruiter, there were a few follow-up questions, one in particular stood out: they asked if I was lucky, and why?
- The english and math assessment tests were basic, and if I recall correctly, they were all multiple choice. They would give a sentence and you would have to determine if a word was misspelled.
- The english and math assessment tests were basic, and if I recall correctly, they were all multiple choice. They would give a sentence and you would have to determine if there were any grammatical errors.
Sales
I found a job posting for Medology and was shocked to see how unique and fun their website was! I was attracted to the idea of "enjoying my workday", and loved the company vision. My previous experience was in the medical field so I considered myself lucky to possibly have a shot at a job. I took an assessment after I submitted my application, and crossed my fingers. Maybe a month or so later, I got a call!! I did a phone interview with Kirstin and couldn't wait to tell her how excited I was to interview. On the day of, my expectations were exceeded. I could really tell Kirstin was in my corner and was hopeful I would make a good impression on our CEO. Thankfully, I was offered the position the next day, and I've loved working there ever since!!
- Do you prefer a frequently changing environment, or consistency?
Bookkeeper
You first apply online and complete several assessments, including math and spelling. This process takes a considerable amount of time. Following that, there's a brief phone interview with the HR Manager, where general questions are asked, but they keep details minimal. Next, you'll be invited for an on-site interview, where you might see other candidates. It's worth noting that none of them were hired, and the position is still open. At the on-site, you'll complete a written accounting assessment, which is graded immediately. Finally, you'll have interviews with the CEO, Accountant, and HR Manager. Even though the position is still open, it seems like no one has been hired.
- Do you like working by yourself or with others?
- What makes you want to join our company?
Bilingual Receptionist
It was an efficient and systematic approach from the start, making the interview process very practical. The one-on-one interaction felt professional and focused, and it was a great way to set expectations. Kirstin Davis was professional, kind, and respectful. The process was organized very well. Thank you!
- Can you tell me about your past work experiences?
- What can you tell me about your personality?
Medology Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Medology interview reports.
“Could you create a PDO class for PHP?”
Read reports →“Can you debug Javascript code?”
Read reports →“What are the basic concepts of Javascript?”
Read reports →“Have you ever done screen printing before?”
Read reports →“Tell me about basic javascript concepts and debugging.”
Read report →“What made you choose accounting as a career?”
Read report →“How do you feel about discussing STDS with customers, regardless of gender?”
Read report →“The personality test was very conditional and difficult only for this reason. You had to answer on a basis from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree". It contained random questions asking how you think "most people" feel and/or behave. Sample questions (not verbatim): Do you feel most people steal from their employer?”
Read report →“Would you be comfortable working in a team composed entirely of women?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 18 Medology interview reports.