Marcus & Millichap Interview Questions

Phone call and Hireview for the first round of interviews. The second interview was a zoom call. Third interview was a full day and talk with the Partner, and it lasted around 6 hours.

Experience was good. Learned a lot from interview and looking forward towards the future in this new city. Will continue to use resources provided to get ready in new field.

The interview was Very straight forward and to the point. not beeating around the bush. They inform you what is expected of you right away. Eat what you kill environment. they warn you not to expect to make ay money for at least 18 months.

Overall was an okay process. Started with phone interview than two in person discussions. They were more focused on cultural fit than taking about finance skills or modeling. They weren’t very responsive and needed to be reminded along the overall interview process

It was hard as the interviewer was constantly throwing you questions throughout the entire time. I think if you know your resume and the work you did inside out, you should have no problem through the interview. But not for those that are shyer.

Meeting in person at the M&M office. The place has a very "factory" feel. You are required to make 300 cold calls each week and as a starting agent the position is 100% commission based.

Quick phone call, not very informative, spoke really fast and ended the call quickly, ready to move on. Did not explain job position much. Sent links after phone call about next steps, felt very rushed

Simple and very behavioral based. The interviewers want to know you instead of grilling on real estate technical. Maybe he goes lighter on me because I am a computer science major

Asked questions about personality such as how you handle rejection and failure. They allow you to walk around and meet different team leaders. You will join a team based on personality fit and area of expertise.

First Round digital interview via zoom. Conducted one on one with a senior broker for the region. It was intended to last 30 or so minutes, with a somewhat conversational format.