J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien chez Lyft (San Jose, CA) en juill. 2019
Entretien
The interview process was terrible, in my opinion. I was contacted by email and scheduled a time with a recruiter. The recruiter called me about 10 mins late, no big deal, BUT my wife also interviewed with Lyft in the past and she was rescheduled multiple times (due to the recruiter) as well. So don't be surprised if you are rescheduled or if you're recruiter isn't organized. My actual phone call with the recruiter was really unpleasant. From the beginning, she did not sound interested or caring about talking to me. It was almost as if she just needed to speak to get me off her list. When your job is a recruiter, you should be warm and inviting and create excitement for the position and company. It was so awkward at times and obvious that she did not care. I couldn't wait to be done. It was so disappointing because the company itself appears great but this particular person does not embody what the company preaches. I am glad I dodged a bullet and wish the company best, but how can they expect to attract talent with terrible recruiting? Their loss.
Got a response that I wouldn't be moving on but at the end of the call she said next step would be a presentation to the market manager. Just to clarify my response isn't negative because I didn't move on. I don't think I would have accepted simply because of this recruiter and feeling she left me with.
Interview process started with a recruiter call, followed by hiring manager, then 3 panel interviews. The final interview was onsite with the hiring manager. The entire process took almost one month.
Recruiter was informative and straightforward, offered tips and insight on how to succeed. The interview process itself was 4 rounds. The first was with the hiring manager and the other two were with team mates or counterparts. Each interview was 30 mins all on the same day
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Operational processes and data insight adaptability
Math test, excel test, and 2 rounds of online interview, one with recruiter and one with hiring manager of the location you are expected to work from. At the end I asked them what their concerns were and they did not answer