Skip to contentSkip to footer

Technical Safety Engineer Interview Questions

Salaries
Interviews

4,510 technical safety engineer interview questions shared by candidates

Discord receives reports for different types of violations ranging from raids, copyright infringement, and policy clarification questions as a few examples. How should Discord go about prioritizing tickets to do first if we had to decide on whether to address a Discord Partner with a 2,000 member server reporting targeted harassment, a hacking server for PUBG with 6,000 members, or a report from a user about being doxxed? What are some factors to consider when prioritizing?
avatar

Trust &Amp; Safety Analyst

Interviewed at Discord

4.1★
Nov 24, 2020

Discord receives reports for different types of violations ranging from raids, copyright infringement, and policy clarification questions as a few examples. How should Discord go about prioritizing tickets to do first if we had to decide on whether to address a Discord Partner with a 2,000 member server reporting targeted harassment, a hacking server for PUBG with 6,000 members, or a report from a user about being doxxed? What are some factors to consider when prioritizing?

If a user violates the Community Guidelines, we’ll take action on that user. If a few users act together to violate the Guidelines (for example, by raiding another server), we’ll take action on those users as a group. But what’s the line between taking action on a user specifically versus taking action on a server as a whole? What are the factors that we should take into account when deciding to punish a user or server, and which one of those are most important? Under what circumstances, if any, do you think we should take action against a 5,000 or 50,000 user server if only 10 or 50 or 100 users are causing trouble? Also, if there’s a server that’s disseminating content in violation of the Community Guidelines, are there times when we should ban all users instead of just those sharing the content?
avatar

Trust and Safety Specialist

Interviewed at Discord

4.1★
Mar 28, 2019

If a user violates the Community Guidelines, we’ll take action on that user. If a few users act together to violate the Guidelines (for example, by raiding another server), we’ll take action on those users as a group. But what’s the line between taking action on a user specifically versus taking action on a server as a whole? What are the factors that we should take into account when deciding to punish a user or server, and which one of those are most important? Under what circumstances, if any, do you think we should take action against a 5,000 or 50,000 user server if only 10 or 50 or 100 users are causing trouble? Also, if there’s a server that’s disseminating content in violation of the Community Guidelines, are there times when we should ban all users instead of just those sharing the content?

Viewing 4141 - 4150 interview questions

Glassdoor has 4,510 interview questions and reports from Technical safety engineer interviews. Prepare for your interview. Get hired. Love your job.