It was a very lengthy interview process (13 separate discussions)...but don't worry, it will be worth it in the end. Everyone I spoke to was amazing, very smart and seemed interested in talking to me. There was a skills assessment that was challenging but at the same time fun. My only complaint was that the sheer number of interviews became difficult to manage while trying to hold down a full-time job.

The interview process started with a phone screen and preliminary interview with the recruiter. I subsequently talked with the COO, and another director in Services, and had a multistage sample case study test/presentation to do, where I was asked to perform the skills of a solution architect, including reviewing materials, conducting a (small) discovery session, designing/configuring a solution in a dev org, and demoing the solution. It was fun and a good way of getting a sense of expectations as much as they were learning about me. After the demo, we set up in person interviews in the NY office, where I met with 5-6 people including delivery directors, solution and technical architects and service people. I couldn't have been more impressed with everyone I spoke with. Very bright, very enthusiastic, very happy. It was thorough and gave me (and presumably them) plenty of time and information to feel comfortable with the hiring decision.

I felt the interview process was incredibly rewarding. There were a number of steps, many phone calls, an exercise, a presentation and 6 in person interviews. It was all worth it. The process is well defined and designed to really find out if you will be a great fit for this exciting and growing team. I felt like the practical exercise was clearly defined and well thought out and was respectful of my time. I am excited to be joining this team