Neurotrack Interview Questions

Application

I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Neurotrack (Redwood City, CA (US)) in August 2019.

Interview

The process was great. Started with a phone interview followed by an in person interview. Recruiter was very responsive to any questions that I had. CEO was very welcoming, and asked questions about my background.

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Neurotrack (Redwood City, CA (US)) in May 2019.

Interview

I applied through Glassdoor. Then I got a call from the recruiter. She just asked normal questions to understand my background. Then there was a technical round where I was asked questions on Python, OOP, Database etc. Then I had onsite interview with multiple rounds.

Application

I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Neurotrack (Redwood City, CA (US)) in April 2019.

Interview

1. Discovery phone with the Head of HR; 2. In-person conversation with VP of Product; 3. On-site, including 1:1 interviews with various team members and a group working session; 4. Phone conversation with the Head of HR on the interview process and overview interview experience; 5. Conversations between HR and references (formal managers/mentors) to set up a successful career path for the employee

Application

I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Neurotrack (Palo Alto, CA (US)) in March 2014.

Interview

I was referred to this company by a recruiter and got a phone interview a few days later from an employee. It appeared he had not looked at my resume before calling me so I told him where I had worked last and the kind of work I did. They had at first wanted to do a video skype interview. I thought this would be an invasion of my privacy and told them I didn't have a camera on my computer. After all, if they really wanted to have a face-to-face meeting I could easily visit their office. During the interview I was sent a google hangout link that had the description of a code problem. While I was doing it the interviewer kept trying to talk to me on the phone. I found this distracting so I told him I was hanging up and he should call me when I was finished. About 5 minutes later I sent a message telling him to call me back. Another 5-10 minutes later he called me back. He didn't understand the language I used to solve the problem so I explained it line by line