I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Okta (San Francisco, CA) in Mar 2017
Interview
I spoke to the recruiter then scheduled a call with the manager and then finally did a more formal interview with the manager and another person in the team. The questions were straightforward I was just not aware that she was going to ask me about my computer skills, step by step and I don't have experience with coding.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
How proficient are you with excel? Take me through the steps
Long. It was a four round process. First round: Screening with Recruiter, Second Round: Peer Interview, Third Round: Leadership Interview, Fourth Round: On-site (and I did this twice - minus the fourth round. I'll spare you the details).
Recruiters want you to follow-up to your application via email (I did a couple of times before I got a response)... so if you want it, make sure you're diligent.
First round is just a feeler, make sure you have a pulse. From that point, it's about reading whoever you're speaking with. I didn't find that anyone really wanted examples of my technical knowledge. But they were very interested in my ability to build and maintain relationships with enterprise clients. Definitely, come prepared with solid examples and be able to expand on whatever is on your resume.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you deal with managing a number of different deal lines and client requirements?
I applied online. I interviewed at Okta (San Francisco, CA) in May 2017
Interview
3 phone calls with diff people, then an onsite for 4 hours with 6 people interviewing.
1 day before onsite they gave me a 6 to 8 hour technical challenge that was "suddenly" created new. they scheduled the onsite for a week. kinda shady. I was not able to complete it due to time constraints. the technical challenge looks like a product survey to me. are they trying to get feedback about the product or hire people? ;-) kinda shady looking, this just felt bad.