I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at MaxCyte in Nov 2020
Interview
In a word--thorough, definitely more than expected for what was supposedly an entry-level position. I had10 individual Zoom calls spread over 2 days, with people from marketing, sales, technical development, and even the CEO.
PROS: I got a very clear idea of how various parts of the company worked together. The HR people and members of the team I was interviewing to be on were very transparent and supportive, even offering advice for how to talk to the harder to win over folks.
CONS: Each interviewer seemed to have a different concept of what the person in the new role should do, some of which conflicted.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
from technical team: Since you don't have a scientific background in cell engineering, what will you do to make sure your writing is technically accurate?
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at MaxCyte in Nov 2020
Interview
10 zoom calls in 2 days with various people in marketing, technical, sales, and even the CEO--less than half of whom the job would actually interact with. They admitted after the fact that the process was probably overkill. The person who would have been my immediate supervisor interviewed with ferer people.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you plan to bring yourself up to speed with the company's technology?