The Channel Company Interview Questions
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I really wouldn't suggest this place. So, I went through quite a few rounds of interviews, and it took almost two months. They told me exactly when I'd hear back about a decision. That date came and went, and after waiting a fair bit, I followed up. Still, no response or any kind of update. It was pretty disappointing and felt unprofessional to not get any communication after such a long process.

The interview was a good experience and followed a typical flow: first, they gave an overview of the role, then there was a presentation, followed by questions and a chat about benefits. It felt like a friendly conversation, and the recruiter seemed genuinely engaged. One thing to mention is that they presented standard market benefits (like paid time off and hybrid work) as a really great package, even though they were offering a salary that was lower than the market rate.

Recruiter hit me up on LinkedIn, then bailed on our first call last minute. Said something personal came up. We rescheduled. That one went okay, and she said she'd call back Monday to set up an interview. Never heard from her. I messaged her again later that week, still no reply. It's fine if you just wanna say you picked someone else, but getting ghosted by the person who contacted me first is pretty whack. She should've just told me if someone else got the job instead of making me think we were still on for an interview. The whole process of just getting a phone screen and then moving to the interview felt pretty amateur.

I was really excited to interview with the company. It took place over two months, and I had three interviews. Each interview felt more promising, and I made sure to follow up after each one. After the final interview, I was told I'd hear back from someone within two weeks. When two weeks passed without contact, I followed up again. Ultimately, I was never contacted, not even with a simple courtesy response. While I understand if I wasn't the right fit, it's pretty disheartening and reflects poorly on the company and team to be completely ignored after three interviews without even a basic rejection email.