It’s multiple steps, 5 or 6. I had an initial phone screen with basic background and behavioral questions. Then a scheduled phone interview with someone from the company. Again, basic background and behavioral questions. About a week later I had a 2 part video interview. First was odd...the recruiter from DoorDash told me that the first part would be about my understanding of their 3 part business model. It was not that at all. My interviewer was new, with the company only 3 months. (I thought this was strange that a new hire would be interviewing potential new hires). Instead of asking me about their business model (which I prepared for) she instead asked more background and behavioral questions. The next part was with a different person. Asked questions similar to the others and some more about my understanding of the restaurant business and sales. Then went into a role play. This is as far as I made it. I was surprised because I tend to interview very well. I received an email a couple of days later saying they didn’t think I’d be a fit for the position. I wasn’t really that heartbroken over it...just confused. This company lost in the mix of a saturated market. It’s only a matter of time before they, and their market reaches it’s saturation point. If you research 3rd party delivery businesses establishments are already turning their back on this fad. Everyone I spoke with was very nice and professional. It is probably a great working environment, but I can’t see them operating the way they are now 5 years down the road.

The recruiter/team lead reached out to me on LinkedIn. I scheduled time and they no showed me without even an apology email. Just a rescheduled gcal event. Then when he finally showed up days later, he asked why I applied for the role (I didn’t). Proceeded to tell me basically how bad they were doing in terms of market share in nyc (lowest out of the apps). Then he asked why I applied years ago. I didn’t, it was the same situation. A recruiter reached out and I interviewed. Funny thing- when I interviewed originally in 2017 they left me in a conference room and went home. Yes, really. At least this time around I heard back from them!