Airbnb interview questions

Initial application is through self videos supported by their site, where you answer some questions and talk about yourself. The next step is an informal meeting in which you meet other applicants. Talk about yourself to the others and the you are divided in groups where with some managers and you'll play a role play in which you have to answer the phone and help some customers with problems. Then there is a one-to-one interview with another manager and a final one very informal. The place is informal (a house) and stacked of food ;) If you pass this, you are asked to talk to someone from the San Francisco HQ who is not strictly related to the position you are applying for. To me it was more of a chat with a PR guy working in San Francisco. If you reached this point, I can say you're in ;)

As you may have read from other responses, it's quite straight forward. The recruiting team values your time and the hiring process goes by quick (although it seemed like an eternity for me). Actually reading these responses is what prepared me for the interview process. They'll first invite you to a Hireart interview. You will be asked to submit a few video interview questions and answer example role play questions. If you pass that phase, then they'll invite you to a Hiring Meetup (which is a group interview & surprisingly fun). At the Hiring Meetup (20 people) you will be asked to introduce yourself and share a fun fact. Then you will split into groups and role play real Airbnb scenarios. The interviewers mention it's okay to don't know the answer to certain policies. What they are really looking for is CREATIVITY and see how well you problem solve under stress. After the role playing, there is a group work activity and one-on-one interviews (normal interview questions). If you stand out enough from the group, they will invite you to 1-2 more interviews in the next few days via Skype. After that they'll let you know if you got it or not. Be prepared to LOVE Airbnb and try to see what Airbnb means to you. Good luck.