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I can't recall any question being particularly difficult, but the entire process was tedious. I was first contacted by a Weir Group HR Representative. I had a phone interview with the HR Rep which was over an hour long and very intensive. I was then called back a couple days later to schedule a face to face interview with two department executives. I thought the interview went well. I wasn't contacted again for two or three weeks, and was told that an internal candidate was selected for the position, but that the executives were impressed with me and recommended me to fill the internal employee's vacated position, which would not be externally advertised, and though internal candidates would be considered, it would likely only be two, and they didn't have the experience I possessed. About a month went by, with sporadic updates from HR, each time giving me reason to believe that I would be a shoe-in for the vacated EA position; that personal interviews with each departmental executive (3) would take place, more as a formality, once the third executive was in place and when one of the other executives (HR VP) returned to the office from traveling. Finally after about another 2 weeks, I was called with the news that another internal candidate was selected without an interview process and despite the original executives' recommendation of me. The HR Rep I had been talking to about these positions seemed as though he was caught off guard and completely surprised by the turn of events.
Nothing difficult in the questioning, but the unexpected question was how will hiring you affect my interaction with your former employer.
The team of executives asked great question provoking thoughtful and honest answers form me. I felt comfortable enough to be candid in my responses. Be prepared though, you’ll need to have done your research, and more importantly, is a good fit for the role. This company, more than any other I’ve worked for, strives to find people who are the best fit, not only skills based, but importantly, share a common culture and desire to make a change in the world.
Why do you want to work at Prime studios
What my responsibilities were at my last job
1) What' your EA superpower 2) Why Sequoia? 3) Think of a time you had difficulty persuading someone. What did you do?
How would you prioritze your work?
Explain your job history.
Why Alteryx, what do you know about us? What is your past experience? How does it apply here? Who have you supported? The number of C-level Executives? Tell a time when there was a problem and you resolved it, and how.
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