All positive signals and spoke with the execs, then rejected an hour after the interview with no feedback. Why waste exec time just to reject me later. This is no way to treat candidates, you can do better
Candidatei-me por meio de recrutador(a). O processo levou 2 meses. Fui entrevistado pela Moneytree (Japan) (Tóquio) em abr. de 2023
Entrevista
1st interview - "casual" interview for 60 minutes with the Hiring Manager (CPO)
2nd interview - one-week time frame to complete a "Creative Task" assignment, for "competency" panel interview for 60 minutes
3rd interview - "Topgrading" interview for "as long as it takes".
This one is the most strange. There's a Pre-Interview Survey where they require you to not only share every company you've worked at and every position you've had, but every manager you've ever had, what their names are and /where they work now/. Requires quite a lot of time and patience to fill out. During the interview, they ask you about every single detail you filled out on the pre-survey, which is why this interview takes longer if you have had a longer career. There is absolutely zero clarity in how any of this information helps them to determine whether you can do this job well. (I genuinely am concerned why they feel the need to know where my past managers currently work.)
Reference Check - they ask you to provide 3 reference checks, preferred for managers, and they will call them and ask them strange questions for about 30 minutes each.
Provisional Offer - they will provide an unofficial offer, and allow you to negotiate it within 3 days.
Final Offer - sent via DocuSign
Entire process took 2 months.
Perguntas de entrevista [2]
Pergunta 1
How would you prepare a Go-to-market plan for this hypothetical product?
Candidatei-me por indicação de um funcionário. O processo levou 3 semanas. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Moneytree (Japan) (Tóquio).
Entrevista
Resume based hazing exercise involving a three hour deep dive of your past work history. Really has very little to do with the job and rewards traditional candidates who are much more likely to have a linear career path. Didn’t feel like an inclusive culture