I interviewed with HubSpot in May 2016. A few days after applying I received an email from Noah with instructions to do the webcam interview-fairly standard questions with a couple curveballs. The day after I got another email asking for availability for the following week to set up a phone interview with Christiaan. She was very engaging and did well to really dig into my answers. Afterwards, I received another email from Noah again asking for me to fill out an availability form (this time for two half hour interviews), instructing me on tasks to complete within a sample HubSpot portal, and also asking for times that I was available for a brief conversation with him to explain the three portal tasks. I responded with a couple times I was able to chat briefly with him but also asked for clarification on when I should fill in my availability in the web form (the first time I was instructed to fill out a form I was given a range of dates). I didn't hear back but the following morning I got an email from Caitlin confirming my two interviews for the next day at 930. Fortunately shortly after that I got a call from Noah and explained the situation to him (he didn't realize the interviews had already been confirmed). He was very understanding of my desire to give myself enough time to do the tasks and prepare for the interviews. After sending him my availability, a new time was chosen. Both interviews (with Nancy and Jim via Hangouts) I thought went very well-they were extremely personable and attentive and seemed engaged in my responses. A few days later I got an email from Noah saying they were moving on with other candidates. After how personaI the process had been, I was surprised to get a short, template-y message from a do-not-reply address with no specific remarks. As I thought the interviews went quite well, I would have enjoyed more specific feedback. Overall, it was a very positive experience and I appreciate all the help from Noah and my interviewers.