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Anonymous Employee
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Glassdoor in Jun 2022
A recruiter reached out to me and initiated the conversation / process via email. From there, they provided me a background on the company, the role and what they were looking for. We then discussed my background (current / prior projects & programs). The recruiter was very transparent about the organization, compensation, benefits, and the interviewing process (feedback, loops required, debriefs, feedback I received post-debrief, etc.). I had a conversation with Engineering Leads, Product Leads and even peers on the PgM team at Glassdoor. What I enjoyed most was the conversational element and the transparency that everyone had. Everyone was very warming, welcoming, and every encounter felt like a true conversation. It was very nice to witness everyone's transparency about the company (+ future of the company), benefits, perks, and reasons why they really enjoy working at Glassdoor. Everyone truly embodied the company values. For the first time in my interviewing experience, I didn't feel like I was the only one pitching myself throughout this process. Everyone was enthused to discuss why they love GD, the perks, frequent company holidays, ERGs, and how nice and warming all of their peers are. My hiring manager was extremely candid, warming, and throughout my interview, I gained a lot of context surrounding the org, their leadership and strategy. Beyond everything, I was able to tell that my hiring manager would be an amazing lead, mentor, coach and someone who I would want to work with which really helped me when making my final decision.
- - Questions surrounding disaster and risk planning + mitigation. A lot of situational questions surrounding risk. - Situation questions around defects post-release, and mitigation strategies. - The difference between Project & Program management + working within an Agile framework. - Questions about my growth, and what I am looking for in my next opportunity to make me feel whole. - In-depth questions re: working with engineering teams: planning, estimation models/frameworks, risk management, expectations when working with dev teams - In-depth questions re: partnering with Engineering + Product teams; planning, execution, monitor/control

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied online. I interviewed at Glassdoor
Wonderful interview process that was easy to understand and go through. They were helpful and insightful throughout the whole process. I felt comfortable, welcomed and appreciated. I would recommend applying.
- What type of benefits did you bring to your last place of work?
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Anonymous Interview Candidate in London, England
I interviewed at Glassdoor (London, England)
Simple online interview with a screening member of HR. Was a warm conversation about my experiance the vision of the company. Didnt get the job but would recommend Glassdoor, great company.
- What motivates you on a daily basis?

Anonymous Interview Candidate in Enfield, CT
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Glassdoor (Enfield, CT) in Apr 2023
I was interviewed by video call. There were 2 interviewers. The questions were standard and straight forward. Both people were calm team leads. They were very easy to talk to
- How would you debug an issue with a failed test.

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Glassdoor
Got through the tech screen. Was told I passed it, but that they ended up going with another candidate. To be fair, I did have to reschedule the tech screen about a 10 days after it was initially scheduled due to a last-minute family emergency. I did appreciate their transparency. The HR person was prompt & transparent. The interview itself was pretty fun too; it felt like programming with a buddy more than a school teacher looking over your shoulder. Ah well, maybe next time.
- Make this standard app that reads data from this place and displays it.

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Glassdoor
I applied for the Account Executive role at Glassdoor, but unfortunately, I was unable to proceed due to the low salary they were offering during the interview. They assured me that there were "accelerators" that would boost the comp up but even with those accelerators it still was not enough. The salary offered for this position is significantly lower than the industry standards, which was disappointing. As a company that prides itself on transparency and fair salaries, Glassdoor fell short in compensating their own employees. I was excited about the opportunity to work with Glassdoor, but the low salary made it impossible for me to consider. I hope that Glassdoor re-evaluates their compensation strategy, taking into consideration the value and experience that an Account Executive can bring to the table. Until then, I cannot recommend Glassdoor as a company that values their employees' hard work and dedication.
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Anonymous Interview Candidate
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Glassdoor
4 interviews and a code test. Couldn’t be bothered to send a final email and ghosted me. Seems like a decent company, but ghosting applicants you make jump through hoops is never cool.
- Explain typescript and if you prefer it over JavaScript

Anonymous Employee
I interviewed at Glassdoor
Overall, excellent interview experience with the hiring manager. I was able to learn a lot about the position and the expectations. The sales team was very nice and welcoming. Thank you, Glassdoor.
- How do you plan out your work week?

Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Glassdoor
The interview process went smoothly, they asked the typical questions and were very nice and polite. However I wasn’t that excited about the type of work and got a better offer.
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Anonymous Interview Candidate
I interviewed at Glassdoor
Thirty minutes long. More of a general chat as I gave an extensive CV to them. Nice offices and team were nice. No difficult questions asked or something that I might trip over. competency based questions also
- What were my salary expectations

Anonymous Employee
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Glassdoor in Feb 2023
I was never left in the dark! Best interview process I've had! Very optimistic group of people and very approachable. After each interview, I wanted to work here even more!
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Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at Glassdoor as 75.3% positive with a difficulty rating score of 3.10 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for QA Automation Engineer and Senior Technical Architect rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Marketing Intern and Web Developer roles were rated as the easiest.
The hiring process at Glassdoor takes an average of 23.74 days when considering 1,074 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Sales Director had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas AE roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 90 days).
Common stages of the interview process at Glassdoor according to 1,074 Glassdoor interviews include:
Phone Interview: 26.47%
One on One Interview: 19.71%
Group Panel Interview: 13.86%
Background Check: 11.12%
Presentation: 10.57%
Drug Test: 7.02%
IQ Intelligence Test: 3.52%
Skills Test: 3.47%
Personality Test: 2.94%
Other: 1.31%
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