
SimplePractice Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at SimplePractice.
Machine Learning Engineer
Started with a recruiter screen, then there was a cognitive and behavioral assessment, followed by an interview with the hiring manager (who was interim at the time as they were looking for a permanent manager). Then there was a Python coding interview, a system design interview, a culture & values interview, and finally a data leadership interview. The cognitive and behavioral assessment felt a bit out of place. The last interviewer was late and asked questions about classical ML/DS, which were a bit hard to understand without explanation, and the intent only became clear after they explained what they were looking for.
- Design an ML/AI system to suggest the 4 most relevant ICD10 codes based on a therapy session transcript and its summary.
- Given streaming data of patient therapy session scores, compute the average of the 3 most recent scores for each patient.
Product Manager
I had a connection refer me to a role, then a really positive interview with HR. I interviewed with the hiring manager and it went not so well. I was qualified for the role, I had good responses for their questions, I brought challenging questions for my side and yet they was overly negative the entire time. I tried to bring a positive energy, but I was met with pessimism about my qualifications. They ghosted me after. Sometimes people have a bad day and it holds true for the interviewer as well as the interviewee, but don't stack a negative experience without response. I would not suggest working in the product organization at this company.
- Can you share your experience with launching products from scratch (0 to 1)?
- Could you tell me about the existing vision for the product I would be managing?
Executive Assistant
The interview process started with a recruiter call, followed by a personality assessment test. I then had interviews with more than 5 people for the position. Ultimately, I received a rejection phone call from the recruiter stating they selected a candidate who could be closer to their Santa Monica office, which was disappointing given it was advertised as a remote role. I felt the entire process was geared towards scouting potential talent, despite them having already made their decision. A rejection email would have been sufficient, and I felt my time was wasted.
- In five years, where do you envision yourself professionally?
- Can you describe your project management experience?
- What is your capacity for travel related to this position?
Intern
It was a 3 round interview process. The first was behavioral. The second round was a bit technical and involved discussing skills and the role's responsibilities. Finally, there was an interview with the CIO. No leetcode-style technical interviews. Everyone was friendly. It's a good idea to prepare some questions to help the conversation. I would recommend it.
- Tell me about your proficiency with Python and SQL.
SimplePractice Interview Questions
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“Given streaming data of patient therapy session scores, compute the average of the 3 most recent scores for each patient.”
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