ServiceNow interview questions

First interview was with the recruiter to review candidate's qualifications, work history and expectations for the future role. This was done over the phone and the recruiter was in another country. Recruiter called at the time arranged and there was not a delay.

As someone who recently went through the interview process for a Support Account Manager position, I feel compelled to share my extremely disappointing experience. The misleading mixed signals I encountered during the interviews left me with a negative impression and a sense of wasted time and effort. I hope that by sharing my story, other potential applicants can approach this process with caution. During the initial phone screening, the recruiter assured me that the role primarily focused on building strong customer relationships and providing exceptional support. This resonated with my experience and skill set, leading me to believe that I was well-suited for the position with over 8 years of relevant experience, relevant certificates and a relevant Master’s degree. The first in-person interview was conducted by a hiring manager followed by panel of two individuals. What threw me off, was the lack of transparency and mixed signals from the interviewers showcased during the interview, leaving me with the impression that I am great for the role as this is exactly what I am doing in my current organization. These are red flags that any potential applicant should be aware of before considering a role within this organization. In conclusion, my experience with the Support Account Manager interview process was deeply disappointing. I strongly urge other applicants to exercise caution when considering this company, appearing “too great to be true” ensuring they seek clarity on the role expectations and verify that the hiring process aligns with their own career goals and aspirations.