
Window Nation 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 Window Nation.
Event Marketing Manager
I had my first interview over the phone, it was a screen that took about 30 minutes. Then I had a second interview that was about an hour long over video call. The interviewers were nice and made the job sound really good. They were clear about what the job entails and the career path.
- Do you have expectations for event KPIs, and what are your thoughts on these metrics?
Manager
I was supposed to have a virtual interview. I logged on and waited and then about 5 minutes after it was to start, the guy called me and said he doesn't need to see me to determine if he likes me for the job or not. He then says he has to call me back in a minute. It only got weirder after that. This guy loves to hear himself talk. The interview was a little over an hour and I am not exaggerating when I say I only spoke for 6-8 minutes. I couldn't wait for it to be over because I knew I couldn't work for him. Just for context here, this is the only time I have ever posted something about an interview. I felt obligated to let others know, including the owners of Window Nation.
- As the call ended he asked me who were the 3 people who knew me the best?
- what would they say your biggest weakness is?
Coordinator
I had a phone chat with a recruiter, then I had to complete a skills evaluation. After that, I had a video interview with the manager, and then a video interview with the regional manager. The first few were fine, but the final interview was really weird. The person I spoke with at the end contradicted themselves a lot and even bad-mouthed the manager I just spoke to. It was also strange how they acted like we were old friends, which was super off-putting. Knowing that the higher-ups might be manipulative is a big red flag for me, so I'd avoid this place.
- Tell me about yourself.
- What are your strengths and weaknesses?
- Describe a time you faced a challenge at work.
Designer
Had a good chat with a recruiter who then set up the next interview. Then I spoke with someone from a marketing agency they work with in CA, which was a bit strange. This person seemed unprepared, reading questions off a screen very close to their face, with lots of "ums" and "uhs." I thought I did okay, but later got feedback that I was perceived as "too cool for school." It seems like this position is always open, which might point to high turnover or them being overly selective. Strange situation.
- What number of clients do you manage in your current role?
Window Nation Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Window Nation interview reports.
“As the call ended he asked me who were the 3 people who knew me the best?”
Read reports →“Qwert?”
Read reports →“Was everything easy to understand?”
Read reports →“Do you have expectations for event KPIs, and what are your thoughts on these metrics?”
Read reports →“How good is your understanding of everything?”
Read report →“What drew you to Window Nation?”
Read report →“Are you able to commit to working 100 hours per week?”
Read report →“What are the standard questions?”
Read report →“What are your desired earnings now?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 30 Window Nation interview reports.