Remitly employs a situational interview process that emphasizes assessing your current experience and aligning it with the role and the company’s culture. The interviewers come from various functions, including some you may not work with directly. Each discussion typically lasts an hour and is highly interactive, diving deep into specific scenarios. This requires a thorough understanding of your domain, as superficial knowledge won’t suffice. However, the interviewers create a supportive environment, giving you ample time and guidance to articulate your responses effectively. Overall, it’s a well-rounded evaluation that explores multiple facets of your candidacy, making for an engaging and insightful experience.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
As I was interviewing for a product management role, the interviews delved into the specifics of how I collaborate with business and engineering teams. The discussions included scenarios on roadmap prioritization, managing trade-offs in product decisions, and the logic or frameworks I use to guide these decisions.
It took Remitly more than a month to book the first round, and during this time, three interviewers were replaced by the hiring team due to availability and other logistical reasons. I was asked to provide my availability 5 times. On the interview day, my interviewer arrived a few minutes late. However, the interviewer didn't apologize. The hiring team claimed that its interview process is similar to Amazon's, but the art of asking relevant follow-up questions and providing actionable feedback is not as polished as Amazon's.
O processo levou 4 semanas. Fui entrevistado pela Remitly (Seattle, WA) em abr. de 2025
Entrevista
Very clear process, HR and recruiter were helpful i providing the guideline of what each interview in the loop will look like. I didnt feel like I wasnt prepared for the questions asked. The team was very nice and supportive and interviews felt like conversations.
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Pergunta 1
How did you deal with difficult team mates or stakeholders?
