the hr is nice and the questions they asked are nothing out of your expectations. very good experience to have joined the interview but unfortunately did not offered a possible
I was very nervous during the interview process and didn't know what could go wrongI was very nervous during the interview process and didn't know what could go wrongI was very nervous during the interview process and didn't know what could go wrong
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I was very nervous during the interview process and didn't know what could go wrongI was very nervous during the interview process and didn't know what could go wrong
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at New York Times
Interview
It was extensive and took a few weeks to hear back after each step (so don't be discouraged!)
Here is the process, after each step there was a chance you would not hear back:
Step 1: Apply
Step 2: Fill out Google form survey and wait to hear back
Step 3: Webcam Video Interview*
Step 4: Phone/In-person Interview
* This was unusual (but not bad). They give you three days to go onto a website and record a video of you answering questions (but you can do this at any time from any computer). You click "Go" and it pulls up a question; you get 60 seconds to read the question and contemplate your answer, then it starts to record you, and you get 1-3 minutes to talk, then it automatically stops, or you can stop it early. You can't see the questions ahead of time and you can't re-record them, but you can take a break in between questions. It takes about 20 minutes total (I needed a break to calm my nerves).
Interview questions [5]
Question 1
What makes The New York Times a unique organization with unique challenges?
