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To help you to prepare for your startup interviews, we’ve compiled this list of 50 startup interview questions from real startup companies. Read the full article here. https://lnkd.in/gQ_qsTYT
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For small startups, designing the right interview loop can be a challenge, especially before you have an in-house recruiting team to guide you through it. → You want some sort of structure & process, but not too much to the point that it slows you down. → You don’t want your loop to be too long or too short. → You want it to be specific to your startup, but not too specific that you’re reinventing the wheel. Welcome to Startup Hiring 101: A Founder’s Guide, Part 14 - Designing the interview loop where we cover best practices on how to design an interview loop that’s “just right”. In this post, we cover best practices for designing a ~5-stage interview loop, what stages you should include, what to cover at each stage, and how to run an interview “pre-brief”. 1. Initial Sell Conversation (if they’re passive) 2. Screen #1 3. Screen #2 (sometimes optional) 4. Onsite Interview 5. Offer Big thank you to Viet Nguyen for helping us build out our “Designing the interview loop” guide at Gem, which is served as the starting point for this open sourced version. Check out the full blog post in the comments, which goes deeper into how to design an interview loop 👇
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Imagine going on an interview without knowing it's an interview 😂 😂 Then, you realize you're in one and start panicking 😱 That's how it all started for Sebastian Muñoz as he quickly became a strong asset in the company. I don't "hate" the traditional way of interviewing people, but I still feel it's not the best way to build a solid core. I get it, you can't scale your recruitment by inviting people over for coffee, but it's still necessary when building the foundation. How did you meet your cofounder and/or first employee? #scaleup #startups #hiring
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I received a rejection this morning from a company I was most excited about. Candidly, I brought my B-minus game to the interview. I spaced on different key metrics and successes from my previous three jobs. I didn't condense it into a compelling story. What era do I think I'm in? 2021? This isn't a boohoo post. It's a reminder to bring your A game. #practicemakesperfect #interviewsuccess #interviews #customersuccess #accountmanagement #startups #tech
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Product Director - Customer Experience | Mobile & eCommerce | 20 Years of Expertise With Global Brands & Tech Startups
2wThis was our experience too. First we’d have a round with the hiring manager focusing on the specific requirements. That could be Product sense, coding tests, etc. If they passed, we would have small panels with the day to day cross-functional teams and those were much more about culture fit. We’d also try to fill in gaps about what the company is about, how we are positioned uniquely in market, etc. While the hiring manager ultimately makes the call, it should be someone the whole team is excited to work with.