The interview process began with a screening, followed by an additional interview, a panel interview, and finally, a meeting with the head of the people team. In total, there were five interviews, and I can't help but feel that it was a waste of time. I thoroughly researched the company and answered all their questions, yet I later received an email stating that they had chosen another candidate. There was no feedback, just a generic email—very impersonal considering the time I dedicated to preparing for the interviews. The experience left me with the impression that they conducted the interviews merely to check a box. It seemed as though they didn't value diverse perspectives; the process felt more like a formality rather than a serious evaluation.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Quavo (Birmingham, AL) in May 2024
Interview
HR appears to be managed externally so it feels a bit disjointed. Especially, learning the hiring team (manager) does not really communicate with HR. They use the STAR Format as many financial services companies do. So be prepared to discuss your past actions.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Quavo (New York, NY) in Apr 2023
Interview
Screener Call with internal recruiter. Video interview with a director/direct manager in success and a lead on the engineering team. The interview went stellar on both sides (how I felt and what they communicated). In fact, they told me interviews later in the week would be trivial and I'd highly like to hear back from them early in the next week. And that even if not a positive outcome that they wouldn't keep me hanging. It's now Tuesday and the role I interviewed for that was up prior has been taken down which tells me they made someone else an offer. Not sure why companies feel they have to lie to candidates. Maybe I dodged a bullet with this one?
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Q: How would you improve support and engineering's relationship for issues?