Applied online after seeing an ad on LinkedIn and got an email 1 day later to schedule a phone interview with them. The interview was very straightforward, not much of a conversation.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What would you do if your manager requests something from you, which you know that you are not able to complete in time?
I interviewed with Gusto and interacted with both the recruiter and the recruiting manager. After two rounds of interviews, I was completely ghosted without any follow-up or feedback. This lack of communication is highly unprofessional and reflects poorly on their recruitment process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about yourself/experience? And we discussed diversity recruiting.
Bad candidate experience; took over a week to get a decision. After going through their entire process (almost a month long) they sent me a generic canned rejection email. Also during my virtual onsite interview they switched up the final interviewer without notifying me. This person interviewed me who has no experience in Recruiting.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Gusto (Denver, CO)
Interview
A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn to set up an interview. After the initial phone screen, I moved to the manager phone screen. After speaking with the manager, I was told they'd be back in touch by the end of the week, after interviewing the reaminder of the candidates. I didn't hear back, so I reached out to them the end of the following week. The recruiter got back to me to expect an update by a certain date. The date passed by; after waiting an additional week following the date, I reached back out to the recruiter and was told the manager was out of office and they would be in touch by a new date. That was 3-weeks ago; I have no issues not moving forward, but getting a courtesy update, even via a generic email, would have definitely been a better experience versus getting the run around for over a month.
