
Verblio Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Verblio.
Editor
The team is really nice and straightforward. After a quick intro, they'll give you some timed writing and editing tests to see if you've got the skills they're looking for. No strict time limit on the tests, though.
- Would you be comfortable with fluctuating work hours week to week?
Professional Services
This was a pretty intense interview process, I ended up doing 5 out of the 6 possible interviews! The last one would have been to meet the CEO. While I get wanting a new teammate to meet a lot of the people they'd work with, it was definitely a lot and each one was pretty tough. They make it sound like the further you get, the more casual and get-to-know-you it becomes. But the 5th interview was with a department Chief and it was surprisingly hard. I got a lot of questions about specific company inside knowledge that I just wasn't ready for, and honestly felt like I wouldn't have known without already working there, so it felt like a bit of a setup. I was bummed and pretty wiped out to not get an offer after putting in so much time with them-- again, 5 of 6 potential interviews! I do appreciate them being thorough, but that's a LOT and you'd hope a company would be excited enough about you by then to know if they want to hire you. I really feel like I could have gotten an offer after any of the 4 interviews before that.
- Given the number of interviews that happened, there was definitely some overlap in same or similar questions asked by different people. It's unclear how much communication occurred between the interviewers regarding each candidate and what had already been covered.
Web Content Writer
I signed up to Verblio (formerly BlogMutt). There wasn't much clarity about the whole process. I thought signing up and getting info would tell me more about the company, but it didn't. Maybe things are different now, but back when they were Blogmutt, it was quite different.
- Do you have more than 5 years of writing experience?
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“Given the number of interviews that happened, there was definitely some overlap in same or similar questions asked by different people. It's unclear how much communication occurred between the interviewers regarding each candidate and what had already been covered.”
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