I applied through university. I interviewed at Editorialist YX (Gurgaon, Haryana) in Sep 2025
Interview
first round was an online assessment round consisiting of 3 sections to be completed in 1.5 hours, aptitiude, technical and coding and level of questions was medium, negative marking was there. 24 students shortlisted for interviews.
3 rounds of technical interviews were there:
1st round focussed on aptitiude, mathematics and thought pricess, similar to OA questions.
12 students proceeded to second round. This round focussed on dsa as well as puzzzles medium level. more focus is on your approach and thought process rather than code/solution, you must know how to calculate time complexity of your approach. I was asked questions on linked list and binary search tree, some others were asked on dp. 3-4 puzzles, available on gfg.
round 3: this was very hard round, focussed on hard puzzles and dsa. it was very difficult to crack. I did not do well in this round so given one more technical interview.
round 4: DP problem climbing stairs, different approaches of the same question followed by a puzzle(8 balls puzzle) and then questions on dbms like antileft join, sql queries, joins vs subqueries difference, and 1-2 oops questions.
I could not make it to the final HR round
I applied through university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Editorialist YX (Gurgaon, Haryana) in Jul 2025
Interview
First round was based on DSA and the next round consisted of DSA and projects with MySQL queries.
The next round contained DSA and MYSQL as well with core subjects and the final round was HR.
I interviewed at Editorialist YX (Los Angeles, CA)
Interview
The interview process at Editorialist was very thorough. I spoke with a wide range of people across different teams, and almost everyone I met was sharp, thoughtful, and clearly knew their area well.
However, the process was also quite slow and felt unstructured. There were long gaps between conversations, and it wasn’t always clear what the next step was supposed to be. There seemed to be no real plan for who was covering which topic. I often had similar conversations more than once, which made the whole thing feel a little chaotic.
It’s clear that the company is trying to be thoughtful about hiring, but the lack of coordination made the process feel frustrating and longer than it needed to be.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
• How would you position Editorialist in the luxury ecommerce landscape?
• What brands do you think are doing content-commerce well, and what can we learn from them?
• What’s your approach to launching a new product or feature with limited internal data?
• How would you describe our brand voice, and how would you evolve it?