RubyGarage interview questions

The process started with completing 6 hefty—in fact, all unpaid—tasks that took around two full days because the requirements were so precise and detailed. From designing eBooks to creating content marketing outline across all formats of digital publication. What puzzled me was that the work was rejected with an email stating - We have decided to move with other candidates -- received ONLY WITHIN THE 10 MINUTES OF SENDING THE FREE/TEST TASK. So, I put in 20+ of work, more than 5-7 pages of content, was quickly evaluated. Wow!! Advice to others: Dont do free work for this company unless you are superfree or don't worth yourself too high. Otherwise, such institutionalized parasites are bound to eat the labor and make them work forever! Wow!! Thats brilliant!

The overall experience was good. The technical recruiter was absolutely sweet and answered all my questions well. The assignment was good too. However, the final call with the CEO wasn't very pleasant. It was more of a one-way interview. Too many questions to which I realized that his thought process regarding SEO and content is different from mine (I have 4+ years of experience). I'm a native english speaker so the communication part was extremely difficult. I couldn't understand most of the things he said. At the beginning of the hiring process, I was informed that there would be two assignments. So, I gave my all in for the first two assignments. I was sure it is way better than their existing process. But then they came back with an unclear feedback and asked me to write a 2000-word article as the third assignment (mind you, assignments are unpaid but takes a good amount of time and effort). I reluctantly agreed even though I said I can only write 500 words as I'm currently working full-time for another organization. They still insisted on writing 2000 words. And after all that (after 3 assignments), during my final call with the CEO, he said "I have some concerns, can you do another small assignment?" to which I said no, but I also mentioned I'll be happy to showcase my existing work. He didn't seem so pleased with my response.