I applied online. The process took 4 days. I interviewed at Procore Technologies (Portland, OR) in Apr 2018
Interview
Recruited via LinkedIn to schedule a phone interview which was pretty casual and low-pressure. Invited to the office for an on-site set of interviews (first was technical, then evaluating culture fit, and then more behavioral questions and ideology of support/customer success.) Typical questions for the most part, just be yourself, respond genuinely and don't spew out scripted, robotic answers.
Following the interviews, the recruiter called to setup a final interview with Brad Cooper, the VP of Customer Support via Zoom for the next day. As with the rest of the interviews, the purpose was to get a feel for you and whether or not you would make a good fit for Procore and the position. Don't forget to have a good time!
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
How would you explain the cloud to someone who might not be the most tech-savvy?
Screening call and then 2 x interviews. standard questions, interesting product, didn’t get an offer. Nice people and good communication. Had issues with understanding the construction industry specific questions but other than that standard enough questions
I applied online. I interviewed at Procore Technologies
Interview
Passed the screening call with flying colors, so I spent a long time preparing the answers that they told me to prepare with my prospective manager. Turns out that was a huge waste of time, the guy came on the call and acted like I was a huge inconvenience to his day, asked me only 3 vague questions and wrapped up our 45 min long interview in 20 min. Generally really rude, obviously didn't want to be on the call.
Please don't waste people's time if you are not genuinely interested in the candidate.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
So what have you done? (asking about my previous role)
I interviewed at Procore Technologies (Austin, TX)
Interview
I reached out to the hiring manager on LinkedIn and was able to schedule an interview. I had sent my resume into their system in the past, but I would get a rejection seven months after submitting it, so I am not sure they really have a process there. The interviewer who would have been over me was a condescending jerk know-it-all who would have been difficult to take seriously as a Manager.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked about my previous experience and walked through my resume.
