I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ClockShark (Chico, CA) in Feb 2020
Interview
Will have a screening interview with HR first where they will ask general questions. Then you will have an interview with the Customer Service and Success managers. Most of these are done over Google Meet.
I applied online. I interviewed at ClockShark (Chico, CA) in Apr 2022
Interview
The first round was conducted using zoom. When I was still waiting to join the zoom video call, the person doing the interview was 10 minutes late. She simply inquires about my interests and preferred apps. What is your understanding of Clocksharkl? Etc. Even if you have experience in customer service, I suppose they'll only choose those with certain hobbies they like. They judge you by your cover, not your skills and experience. I'm not attempting to offend, but if you research their organization on LinkedIn and look at the individuals in the same role- Customer Support, you could even wonder why you weren't chosen but someone with practically no experience did. The worst and most awkward interview experience ever. It's good that I had several interviews that week since I eventually got a position with the State of California, so even if the interview process was easy, make sure you have other jobs lined up because they will literally hire anyone they think has "cool hobbies."
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The initial round of interviews was conducted through the HR/Recruitment procedure. That were just standard get-to-know-you questions. Following the round, they basically inform you a few days later that you will either be moved on to another interview with Clockshark's managers or that you weren't offered the job. I believe it is discriminatory for us to be interviewed by someone unaffiliated to the business in the first round.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ClockShark (Chico, CA)
Interview
I submitted an application for the position of a customer service representative.
When you submit an application, (HR) will most likely contact you through email to ask whether you'd want to continue and set up a 15–30 minute screening via Zoom. (Please note that this is not an interview.)
Because zoom wouldn't let me in until she gave her permission, I'm assuming she was a few minutes late. The screening was informal; they just wanted to get to know you! I was told that if I made it through the preliminary interview, I would meet the manager of Clockshark for the formal one.
Nevertheless, despite my extensive relevant and customer service expertise and Bachelor's degree, I failed to even make it beyond the screening process, which disappointed me.
Wishing luck to everyone who applies. It appears they are only selective about who they want working for them, even if you have experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Basic "get to know you" questions, like tell me about yourself, what are your hobbies, etc.
Basic customer ethics questions, such as, tell me a time you experienced with difficult customers, etc.