
Zenefits Interview Questions
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and how the experience turned out.
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Public Defender
The interview process typically involves initial screening, one or more technical or skill-based assessments, behavioral interviews, problem-solving tasks, and final discussions focused on cultural fit, expectations, and offer negotiation. he interview process typically involves initial screening, one or more technical or skill-based assessments, behavioral interviews, problem-solving tasks, and final discussions focused on cultural fit, expectations, and offer negotiation.
- Can you tell us about a challenging project you handled and how you tackled it, including the choices you made and the results?
Product Manager
There were about 5-7 rounds total, which took nearly a month, and that was the tiring part. But the interview process itself was engaging; the interviewers were friendly and made sure the environment was comfortable. Everything else was good, and they were quick to answer any questions I had.
- Tell me about your deliverables from your last role that align with this position.
- Can you give an example of a situation related to managing stakeholders?
- Describe a time you dealt with issues.
Customer Care Advocate
Applied for the job over a month ago and heard back from a recruiter via email. Had an interview with the recruiter and then was moved to a second round with the hiring managers a few days later. The direct supervisor was monotone and unenthusiastic but mentioned overtime is expected due to current organizational issues needing cleanup. The interview with the department director went well, and I was told I'd hear back in 1-2 days. It's been two weeks with no word, so I'm assuming no offer was extended. While that's okay, some courtesy communication of the decision would have been appreciated.
- Describe an instance where you dealt with an unhappy customer.
Software Engineer
I applied and a recruiter reached out to schedule an interview, which was great. The interview itself was supposed to be an hour, but the interviewer seemed rushed and uninterested from the start. Despite my attempts to keep the conversation going, he gave very short, unengaging replies. He asked a general question about my resume and then cut the interview short by about 45 minutes, not asking any follow-up questions about my experience. He also gave very brief, unhelpful answers when I asked about the company. It felt like he was just going through the motions, and ending the interview so abruptly was unprofessional, especially since we barely spoke. I left without knowing the next steps.
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Zenefits Interview Questions
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“Alice and Bob roll a fair die, with the first to get a 6 winning. Alice goes first. What's the probability Alice wins?”
Read reports →“A and B are tossing a die. The first one to get a 6 wins. If A starts first, what is the probability that A wins?”
Read reports →“If two cards numbered 1 to 100 are drawn randomly, what is the probability that one card's number is double the other's?”
Read reports →“Given a 2D array representing building heights, calculate the amount of water that can be trapped between them. For instance, with [4,0,4], the trapped water is 4 units.”
Read reports →“What is the possible number of paths in a matrix containing 1's and 0's?”
Read report →“Can you find the length of the longest palindrome that can be formed from a given input string (char array), allowing characters to be non-contiguous?”
Read report →“What is the total number of nodes in a complete binary tree, and how do you handle cases where the tree is not complete by returning -1?”
Read report →“Can you determine if a 'bomb' is present in an array of positive integers, where a bomb is a sequence of identical consecutive integers like 2,2,3,3,3,3,4,4,4,5,6?”
Read report →“Given objects with an isSame(obj a, obj b) function that checks for equality (a == b), and an array of these objects, find the object that appears more than 50% of the time. Return NULL if no such object exists.”
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