Metropolitan Transportation Commission Interview Questions
& Process

First, an HR panel interview. It's a general behavioral interview where they ask what you know about MTC. You'll also talk about the writing portion of the application. Second, a supervisor interview. They'll give an overview of MTC projects and ask questions about your experiences.

The interview process involved two rounds of Zoom interviews across two consecutive weeks. Two days after the final Zoom interview, the final offer was extended.

After the applications were closed, I got a link to book an interview slot for a specific date. It was a pretty brief and straightforward interview, with maybe only 6 questions that weren't very in-depth.

I went through a couple of weird interviews for an EA job where I would have supported two execs. The virtual and in-person interviews felt awkward; one of them even messed up my name during the in-person meeting. They expected a crazy amount of work for the offered pay. I didn't hear back after the in-person interview, which was fine, but getting no response at all, not even a generic rejection email, says a lot about the company and its staff. It's unprofessional and a waste of everyone's time to call someone in for an interview, especially to a busy part of SF, if you're not interested in hiring them.