I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at MountainSeed (Atlanta, GA)
Interview
There were 3 rounds with the third being the finals decision. It was not too difficult. The first time was from the HR team who basically let you know how the process will begin. Then you met with the managers where they asked you multiple questions but made you feel at ease. Then you were asked to write a paragraph on why you would be a god fit. The last step was meeting the director with a final decision. This process has changed.
I applied online. I interviewed at MountainSeed (Atlanta, GA) in Apr 2023
Interview
Fast, informative, unique, and engaging. Every moment and sentence was followed by a smile. The interviewer was extremely nice and outreaching. This type of character attracted my interest in looking further into the company.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at MountainSeed
Interview
Interview process was very conversational and positive until I got the last stage and spoke with an HR person about their offer. She asked me about my prior/current salary (which is illegal in about half of the states) and really pressed me about it when I declined to answer. I finally acquiesced. Then, she shared that the role's salary range was close to half as much as I was making at my current role - far below market value for an experienced CSM. When I mentioned that, the interviewer seemed salty that I wanted higher pay even though they were ostensibly trying to recruit me to leave my job for a new role at their company, with more responsibilities. It made me think the company was out of sync with the times & labor market, and out of touch when it comes to recruiting non-entry level folks. Looking back, I should have asked about salary earlier on in the process but regardless, this conversation felt unprofessional
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What do you see as the main job responsibilities of a CSM?