
Yotpo Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Yotpo.
Software Engineer
This was easily the best interview process I've experienced! Everyone was super friendly and professional, and communication was smooth. The interview questions were challenging and interesting, and the interviewers were great. They got back to me really quickly between interviews, and it felt really personal and welcoming, almost like I was a VIP. What really stood out was that they didn't just try to hire me, but instead figured out how I could best contribute to both myself and the company. They reached out for a chat and even suggested a small adjustment to the role I was looking for, which was actually perfect for me!
- Questions about people and company goals, technology choices, and alignment with business decisions.
- A short coding task.
- System design.
Operations & Welfare Specialist
Got an email from Yotpo, not a call. Alex.ai was supposed to interview me for 30 mins but it ended up being over an hour. I thought it was cool Yotpo was using AI to reduce bias and make screening applicants easier. But after the long interview, I never heard back. No thank you or update on what happened with my info. Still haven't heard back, which I didn't expect after all the effort I put in. It felt like the AI was just there to save the recruitment team time talking to candidates. I wouldn't apply to Yotpo again. It's not about not getting an offer, it's upsetting to invest time and not even get an acknowledgement.
- Could you introduce yourself?
- Can you elaborate on an event you organized?
- What were some of the main challenges you encountered over the last year?
Marketing Manager
I started with a phone screen, then had a 45-minute Zoom interview. After that, I was supposed to present a project to a group panel. But they surprised me by cutting my presentation time from an hour to 30 minutes and were late, so I had to rush. I was rejected after the assignment stage and didn't get any feedback on my presentation or why I wasn't chosen. It's frustrating to put in hours of work and get a generic rejection saying they went with someone else more aligned with the role. It's inconsiderate to ask for uncompensated work and not provide proper feedback, especially when I asked for it.
- Given sample data, what 1-2 campaigns would you suggest to improve the identified gaps or areas?
- Based on the provided sample data, outline 1-2 campaigns you would implement to address gaps or improve performance.
Account Executive
I was really looking forward to interviewing with Yotpo. After having some good recruiter meetings with other places, this one with this recruiter made me feel super down. It felt like she'd already decided I wouldn't move forward and started firing questions without letting me respond, which was awkward and put me on the spot - and I'm usually a pretty confident interviewer. It seemed like she didn't care what I said, no matter how well I explained it. She was very dismissive and made me feel not good enough. Some kindness or basic people skills would have been nice, since the job search is tough, which recruiters should know. It's really put me off the company now.
- Can you tell me about the average deal sizes you managed in your last role?
- What kind of sales training have you completed?
- How familiar are you with e-commerce marketing?
Yotpo Interview Questions
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“Given a string of numbers, what are the valid IPs we can create from it without changing its order or deleting numbers?”
Read reports →“Can you take a string and determine if it can be a valid IP address by inserting dots?”
Read reports →“For the Python coding part, you have two dice, how many times will the program need to cycle to get a 12 from both dice?”
Read reports →“Given an array of 100 songs, how would you write a function that accepts an integer n and returns all unique songs when n is varied?”
Read reports →“An ice cream truck owner wants to give ice cream to children. Each child has a rank, and if their rank is higher than the child in front or behind them, they should receive more ice cream. What is the minimum total number of ice cream balls the owner will distribute?”
Read report →“Could you implement a Least Recently Used (LRU) Cache with O(1) time complexity for the Put operation?”
Read report →“For efficient management, could you use a dictionary to retrieve and add files/directories in O(1) time?”
Read report →“Could you implement this using the Composite Pattern, where files and directories inherit from a common base node, and the dictionary stores items of type node?”
Read report →“What steps would you take to identify safety hazards associated with a LED TV screen?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 254 Yotpo interview reports.