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Anonymous Employee in Seattle, WA
I interviewed at DocuSign (Seattle, WA)
Standard screening, then five rounds of interviews. Three of them being very technical, and others moreso of seeing other business stakeholders and interacting with PMs and Data Science folk and discussing the blend of the multiple teams.
- How to persist user data across websites

Anonymous Employee in Dublin, Dublin
I interviewed at DocuSign (Dublin, Dublin)
Structured interview process, had about 5 interviews in total including initial recruiter call. Kept up to date from the TA team and they internally reached out the the hiring managers and kept me in the loop, which was fantastic experience. Got the job in the end and loving working here!
- Elevator pitch for DocuSign. Describe previous roles etc.

Anonymous Interview Candidate in San Francisco, CA
I interviewed at DocuSign (San Francisco, CA)
4 rounds: HR call with some behavioral questions Coding round: went through 1 code problem with optimazation Sys design: designing a sys that can handle big amount of dara Manager round: some behaviral and tech question
- Code can not be share

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at DocuSign
First round recruiter screen where not much information was provided about the team or company. Just general interview process was loosely explained. Second round was with the hiring manager for 45mins. Interview was nice and the hiring manager explained to be the basics about the position. Recruiter calls to say next round would be a loop and that I would be handed off to someone else for the next bit. In the final loop, I had someone completely else from a different team log on rather than who was listed on the invite and was never informed of it. One week after the loop, I send the recruiter a follow-up email only to get an automated system-generated rejection email 5 mins later. Clearly, the recruiting team could use some training in professionalism and human decency.
- Q. Where are you located? We like to only interview people in the Bay Area? Q. Background questions? Q. Job-specific case questions?

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at DocuSign
Interviewing structure is: - Intake with a recruiter - Technical Screener (Study Leetcode for this) - Onsite They have a behavioral interview, two technical interviews, and a system design interview in the final loop
- Given a string containing braces, brackets, and parenthesis, ensure that string is valid (those characters are paired correctly)

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied online. I interviewed at DocuSign
It was a four round process. One team member from ex-microsoft was asking irrelevant questions and stressing on the same question even after ansering. Overall interviewere didnt had expereince to interview.
- Selenium UI capture queries and few sql queries.

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied online. I interviewed at DocuSign
Primeira entrevista foi com uma pessoa do RH de fora do pais, por que precisaria de ingles pra vaga, foi super tranquilo com perguntas pertinentes e de rotina. A segunda fase foi com a gerencia, onde me disseram pra preparar uma apresentação, e no fim não pediram a apresentação.
- O que voce pretende ensinar e aprender aqui no time?

Anonymous Interview Candidate in Seattle, WA
I applied online. I interviewed at DocuSign (Seattle, WA) in Aug 2023
Overall a pretty straight forward process, everyone was super friendly and they wanted to make the presentation seem more of a conversation. I didn't get the job but it was a good experience, although I wish I got feedback from the interviewers about why I didn't get the job so I would know what to do differently throughout my job search and other interviews.
- Why DocuSign? Why the SDR Role? Talk about your Previous Sales Experience
Anyone have any perspectives on working at DocuSign? They gave me an MBA internship offer that explodes in 24 hours lol.
Goal was to end up in big tech. Have some offers from places like HubSpot, Wayfair, and still some opportunities with places like Adobe, Airbnb

Anonymous Employee in Toronto, ON
I interviewed at DocuSign (Toronto, ON)
It was 4 rounds and very straightforward - feeeback at each level. The hiring managers were very helpful in providing you with resources to prep for each stage. I worked with an awesome recruiter that was always available for any of my questions.
- Q: what have you learned from a difficulty you faced in a role?

Anonymous Employee in Bengaluru
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at DocuSign (Bengaluru)
1. Initial screening round. then after shortlisting 2. Onsite loop: dsa round, hld round, lld round, culture fitment round. you must enter 30 word. So making minimum requirement of words
- Design Calendly like app. Anagram
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Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at DocuSign as 49.5% positive with a difficulty rating score of 2.83 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Enterprise Account Executive and Sales Representative rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Staff Accountant and Senior Art Director roles were rated as the easiest.
The hiring process at DocuSign takes an average of 25.67 days when considering 733 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for IT Consultant had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Customer Success Architect roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 141 days).
Common stages of the interview process at DocuSign according to 733 Glassdoor interviews include:
Phone Interview: 30.33%
One on One Interview: 22.42%
Group Panel Interview: 14.11%
Presentation: 10.36%
Background Check: 7.90%
Drug Test: 6.32%
Skills Test: 2.93%
IQ Intelligence Test: 2.69%
Other: 1.87%
Personality Test: 1.05%
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