The interview process was very long, but meaningful at every step! Miro puts a ton of effort into their process, and it shows in the amazing employees they have. Although my experience was negative, Miro is a great company and I would encourage anyone to apply there! I was not accepted into the role when I applied (I def was not as qualified as I thought I was), but that is not why I am rating the interview process as negative. It is because of a single person who interviewed me who, once I clearly was not a good fit, started treating me like a child while responding to my questions in a derogatory way. They looked at me as if I was incompetent, and it showed in their voice as well. I understand that I wasn't a good fit, and I had already realized that myself, but there is no reason to put an applicant down like that during an interview. It has been a while since I interviewed here, and it still makes me feel absolutely terrible about myself. Rejection is a daily part of my life in sales - I know what rejection feels like - but being treated like that isn't something anyone has to go through. Just know that everyone I talked with at Miro except for this one person was absolutely amazing to talk with, and I truly believe Miro is an amazing company to work for!!! I just don't think that person should be interviewing anyone ever again.

3 interviews and role playing During the interview, I was asked mainly questions about my reasons for applying and my past experience. In role-playing, participants break down the case study in their own way, compile materials, and provide explanations based on the materials.