The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at GoTo (Dublin, Dublin)
Interview
Many products to sell that don't connect each other, people we easy going and pleasant.
Long process with many changes in flight.
The mantra they sell is "work from anywhere" but just for customers.
There is no work from anywhere culture for employees so no further explanation is needed
Fairly long with a high number of steps. However clearly communicated along the way. Phone screen, hiring mgr, team talk, presentation and higher management call before offer. All ok but did take a long time
I applied online. The process took 7 weeks. I interviewed at GoTo (Dublin, Dublin) in Sep 2015
Interview
Applied on company website. Got a fairly lack lustre mail back 3 weeks later - which opened up a mail thread - not even a suggestion for a call to start! After 2/3 email (where I asked for a call), eventually someone (not the recruiter who emailed) called me (late - for the time arranged). It was very general and the guy sounded a bit 'meh' overall - energy sapped. Eventually had an interview set up in Dublin after 2 more weeks. The interviewer was late. Interview room was double booked. Luckily I live in Dublin - things rolled on. Eventually had a meeting. Questions were again general and it struck me that they took no notes. I came back for a second interview where a director sat me down. It was the perfect workshop video for 'how not to interview someone'. I was taken aback by the level of 'dribble' about 'culture'. I was more interested in the value of the products and the clients and they seemed to be more interested in what makes LogMeIn LogMeIn. I asked about the management and there was a sense of divide in their response - not a good sign. There was no real 'substance' and from what I gathered they were kind of making up questions as they went a long. LogMeIn isn't an Apple - I don't know why they seem to focus on personality not competency. Literally a train wreck process.