Workiva interview questions

The process began with a brief phone screening, followed by an online interview. During the online interview, we did pair programming exercises in JavaScript and was asked questions about compatibility with the company culture.

The first role I interviewed for, I had 5 stages - 2 calls with HR, 2 calls with 2 different directors and a panel interview where I was asked to give 2 presentations, 1 on an ESG solutions project I had delivered and 1 to present a proposal for an ESG solution - this a lot of work! After I presented, I was told I was not selected because a) I couldn't answer a question on the inner procedures of the company and b) if I were willing to show my previous work, I was a risk with their IP (I did not present anything that wasn't public knowledge). After this, I gave feedback to the company, how 5 stages was a bit much and the ask for so much work to be done (effectively giving my ideas for free) was questionable. After this, Workiva asked me to interview for a different role, where they said my skill may be better suited - and that it would just be one 'final stage' as I had gone through many other interviews before - I was delighted at getting a second chance. However, when interviewing for this other role, they suggested, actually, a different role may be better - just one more final stage - and then this happened again, until I said 'no' because the process was taking up so much of my time and energy and I wasn't sure what extra information the company could possibly ask of me! I lost track how may roles I interviewed for! I feel that Workiva made me a running joke, passing me from department to department with many of the 'roles' I had interviewed for, having not been planned out yet. I have been left feeling humiliated and embarrassed. Each individual I met along the way seemed extremely kind and friendly - and I felt they were my kind of people and a team that I could have fit in with. But no offer materialized. The experience has left me questioning what the hell is wrong with me.