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Merchandise Planner
I applied in Oct and never heard anything back regarding my application status, even after following up with their HR twice. A bit of a disappointment but a true reflection of the company's morals, which has been also stated in their reviews. I met with an outside talent acquisition manager, then met with the hiring manager. After that, they required an on site meeting with 4 of the team members which consisted of 2 hours in office. No bonus offered either.
- Can you give examples of in-season agility?
Sales Supervisor
It was alright. First, I had a basic in-person interview, then a call with the regional manager. Overall it was pretty easy and straightforward. They want you to understand KPI metrics, look presentable, and say you want to be in retail long-term, looking for retention.
- Are you able to work on holidays?
Business Analyst
We had this technical screen where they asked me about designing a simple online banking dashboard or insurance portal. I suggested using ReactJS for the frontend and ASP.NET Core Web API for the backend. The backend would interact with SQL Server using C#. We'd implement APIs for login, policy listing, and applications. The backend structure would include service and controller layers, with added basic logging, error handling, and token-based authentication.
- How would you design a simple online banking dashboard or insurance portal? I’d use ReactJS on the frontend and ASP.NET Core Web API in the backend. The backend talks to SQL Server using C#. APIs would be used for login, policy listing, and application. I’d structure the backend with service and controller layers, and add basic logging, error handling, and token-based auth.
Sales Associate
I applied a week before getting a call for an interview. The next day, I went in. Everyone was super welcoming, even before they knew I was interviewing. My interviewer was great, he explained the company well and asked if I knew about them. I confirmed and then explained my interest in the brand and standard interview topics. I felt the interview went well, it was about 15 minutes long. He covered the company's focus, associate expectations, and benefits/salary. He mentioned they're still evaluating candidates and I should hear from the area manager in a week or two for a follow-up call. It's been two weeks with no word. The last time I spoke to him, he said they're still interviewing and he'd keep me updated. It was a good experience overall, and rag&bone seems like a great place, so I'm still hopeful.
- Can you tell me about your previous job responsibilities?
- What is your motivation for wanting to work at rag& bone?
rag & bone Interview Questions
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“What do you know about Rag & Bone?”
Read reports →“What's your take on Rag & Bone's artistic direction?”
Read reports →“Are there any designers whose work you follow?”
Read reports →“Can you give examples of in-season agility?”
Read reports →“What would you do in New York City, particularly in the West Village, and what would you suggest for clients to do there?”
Read report →“How would you design a simple online banking dashboard or insurance portal? I’d use ReactJS on the frontend and ASP.NET Core Web API in the backend. The backend talks to SQL Server using C#. APIs would be used for login, policy listing, and application. I’d structure the backend with service and controller layers, and add basic logging, error handling, and token-based auth.”
Read report →“Which brands do you find compelling?”
Read report →“What are your thoughts on their Tumblr and social media campaigns?”
Read report →“What do you know about the brand?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 49 rag & bone interview reports.