Rimm Kaufman Group Interview Questions
& Process

First, there was a phone chat with HR with super basic questions. Then, I went on-site for a couple of interviews with some mid-level analysts and the HR person again. They asked a bunch of behavioral questions and then this math/reasoning problem on the whiteboard, they really just wanted to see how I think. After that, I had to answer some Excel questions on a keyboard about paid search. The last round was also on-site. More behavioral questions came up, plus another whiteboard challenge where I had to compare two marketing campaigns. Everyone was really professional and nice.

Applied online and then HR hit me up for a preliminary phone interview. It was super easy with some basic questions. About a week later, I got an email for an on-site interview. I met with two account/team managers at the RKG office. This round was a bit tougher, but still pretty easy. They didn't make me do a "brain teaser" or solve a problem on a whiteboard like some other accounts do. Everyone was nice and professional, it was a comfortable interview. About half a week later, I got a phone call asking for a third interview on site. I'm going to that later this week but Glassdoor wants this review NOW. I'll update this afterwards.

The interview process involved a 40-minute phone call with a recruiter, followed by a 20-minute phone call with the hiring manager. After that, there was a full day of 1:1 interviews with 9-10 people. They asked technical, non-technical, situational, and behavioral questions. I'm still waiting to hear back. Everyone I spoke with was focused and professional. It was nice that they knew what role I was interviewing for and had questions prepared, which made me feel comfortable.

It took about 2.5 months from start to finish, mainly because of the gaps between interviews. First up was a phone chat with an HR recruiter. She gave a general overview of the company and the role, without asking too many personal questions. Then, I had an on-site interview with two team leads. They went through my resume and then asked me to do a palindrome. The last interview was with the director and their second-in-command, where I had to solve a marketing SEO equation.