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The interview was straightforward, friendly. There were 3 interviews. I felt appreciated as a journalist but I did not get the job. After the third interview, I realized I would not be offered the role.

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I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at New York Times in Nov 2023

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They were very nice and calming throughout the process, and I appreciate that the give you focus time before the technical interviews. I don't think the system design questions are fair, though. They don't give you enough time to go into detail by giving you 2 scenarios with a ton of requirements.

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Started with Hirevue, then One Behavioral and One Technical. In the technical, there were two interviewers, one manager and one developer. The behavioral was with someone who worked on R&D strategy

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It was a bit long, about 8 rounds. But they schedule interviews back to back so it was efficient. Over all very nice people and normal interview questions. Very competitive.

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I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at New York Times (London, England)

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Multiple interview rounds with various managers and future colleagues. A test to complete in your own time -- basic editing and news judgment skills. Decision was fairly quick after all rounds were completed.

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I Applied through a referral 1) 30 Mins call with recruiter and she explained all the interview steps 2) Hiring manager call - she actually have a set of questions and she asked those questions and I have noticed she didn't concentrate while I was speaking. Received email after that saying they are not moving forward. They have one of the worst interview process I have ever seen This is a very bad experience I have encountered in my carrier. Please do not waste your time for applying for this company they waste your time even you have the skills which they required.

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  • tell me about your self, tell me in a situation where you had a conflict and how did you resolve it
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at New York Times (New York, NY)

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First, you will have a quick preliminary meeting with the recruiter. Then you will have 30- minute interviews with a panel of interviewer and a hiring manager. The questions are mostly behavioral and situation- based questions.

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  • Q: Describe a situation you dealt with conflict in the workplace and how you resolved the situation.
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It was a simple interview process, standard behavior questions regarding work experience, past performance and aspirations. Mostly done online and short time frame for interviews across multiple rounds or stages.

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I was called by a recruiter to confirm my qualifications about a week after I submitted my application. I then had a follow-up call with the hiring manager. Each interview lasted approximately 30 min.

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The interview was very refreshing. I felt like the recruiter had a genuine interest in who I am and what I could have brought to the table. They were able to offer feedback that was helpful for me.

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Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at New York Times as 43.2% positive with a difficulty rating score of 2.82 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Art Director and Technical Editor rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Operations Associate and Senior Manager roles were rated as the easiest.

The hiring process at New York Times takes an average of 30.76 days when considering 343 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Political Analyst had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Audience Strategy Editor roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 180 days).

Common stages of the interview process at New York Times according to 343 Glassdoor interviews include:

Phone Interview: 31.59%

One on One Interview: 22.53%

Group Panel Interview: 12.91%

Presentation: 9.75%

Skills Test: 6.87%

Background Check: 6.04%

Drug Test: 3.57%

IQ Intelligence Test: 2.88%

Personality Test: 2.20%

Other: 1.65%

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Confused. Currently working for a mid sized firm with big clients but have been offered a role through my network for a relatively small startup but a with higher designation / lead role & similar salary to my existing pay. The new role is more strategy + lead but non technical while my current role is managerial level but more technical. If in my position, would you stay in your current role or take the new one?? Happy to answer follow up questions. Thank you.

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