A recruiter reached out to me about this job opportunity. We arranged a time for the first phone interview. During the call I was told that he will set up another phone interview, the second step with the hiring manager for me and will connect with me via email in a couple of days then about the details. Since I did not hear back from him even after more than 2 weeks passed, I sent him an email about an update on the position. He apologised with some very poor excuses and wanted to speak to me and give an update on phone again. After I provided my availabilities we agreed that he will call me on a Tuesday, but he did not confirm an exact time when I can expect him to call. OK. Well, I never heard back from him. Extremely unprofessional from a recruiter, not to mention that he's representing such a big company with such a great reputation like LinkedIn. I still believe that LinkedIn could be an amazing place to work but this was a really unpleasant, disappointing and unfair experience. You can say NO to a candidate they will understand it even if it's sad of course, but making empty promises and leaving them without a single feedback is completely unacceptable. Come on, LinkedIn, I'm sure you can do it better, so please...!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is the volume/number of customers I am dealing with?
I applied online. I interviewed at LinkedIn in Jan 2018
Interview
Screening call, video call, on site interview with case presentation and last round interview
After the last Itw I had no feedbacks and it's been several months so despite the fact that every interviewer is nice and makes you comfortable it is a negative experience and they should be more transparent.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Behavioural questions Tell me about a time you had a team project
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at LinkedIn (New York, NY) in Feb 2018
Interview
I was referred by a LinkedIn employee and a few days later a recruiter reached out. She informed me that she didn't think I was a fit for this role but for the Customer Success Consultant - Elevate opening, and if I was interested in finding out more which I, of course, confirmed. I get on a call and she was nice, informative and helpful. We talk, she tells me more about the role and asks about my background followed by another referral to the direct hiring manager in charge of the Elevate Role. Once scheduled, I have another pleasant conversation confirming I am the right fit for this opening and that he'll get back to me with next steps. What follows is radio silence. I message the 1st recruiter on LinkedIn and it shows she's viewed the message but failed to respond. The simple courtesy is to tell me that they've decided to go in a different direction and perhaps helpfully, explain why I wasn't progressing to the next stage. It's ironic that a career/job connecting firm can't even get the recruiting process correctly.