WeWork Internship Interview Questions

Phone interview and in-person interview at the office with senior designer. Friendly. Questions weren't tricky to answer. Went over portfolio and got questions about availability. Got offered after three weeks.

It was a virtual interview followed by an in-person session. For the virtual one, it is obviously not engaging enough and the questions were generic. Overall, it does not feel like an interview at all.

Phone screen, interview, case study (3 rounds). Prepare background information on work history - have a clear story as to why this company. Important to understand the workings of the business, and have a knowledge of relevant tools for the team you are applying for!

Zoom video interview with managers, presenting a case study that was given in advance. Overall very easy and straightforward. The interview lasted not more than 40 minutes. Got offer the next day

not bad video interview recorded.consisted of 3 questions and you got one attempt to retry the same questions. each question you had 30 seconds to read the question and 60 seconds to answer the question

2 x video screen interview, the first a pre recorded 3 questions, the second a 30 minute interview with one of their members of staff. Friendly staff that make you feel at ease.

Applied online but also had an employee referral. I did a digital interview. The process was quite long and it took a while to actually get an email about anything. I still have not received follow up email.

The interview was pretty basic. It was a technical phone screen where the Manager went over my resume and asked a few technical questions based on the role I was applying to and some questions to see if I was a right fit. Overall it was pretty simple and straightforward.

It was not a particularly formal interview. Interviewers are very laid back and try to put you at ease. Start by asking general questions about you and your interests and share about themselves. Then they ask questions about why you want the role and how you are suited to it.

I had one phone interview about 3 weeks after I applied, interviewed on a Friday and got an offer the following Monday. The talent scout was very friendly and asked about what I do in my free time, and asked me to elaborate on my previous work experience and design projects.