It was a very bizarre process. Had to take a “test” that consisted of logic questions that weren’t fully correct. There were multiple interviewers who asked the same questions over and over. Ending up getting weird vibes towards the end.
Me postulé en línea. Acudí a una entrevista en Tradesy
Entrevista
Applied online. Had a 20 min phone interview a few days after. Interviewer called 30 minutes before our scheduled time. Asked questions about past work experiences, a few scenario questions, pretty basic stuff. They sent me an email a week or two later asking me to fill out a short skills test and an invite to a career fair at their office. Never went through with this step, solely because I wanted to find work elsewhere, nothing to do with interviewer or company.
Me postulé en línea. El proceso tomó 4 días. Acudí a una entrevista en Tradesy (Los Angeles, CA) en dic 2015
Entrevista
Overall I would say that the interview process felt cold and disconnected. I was sent a written test which I completed (one example question and answer is included), then I didn't hear anything back until I received a rejection letter -- no explanation as to why my answers were unsatisfactory to go forward in the interview process. No phone screen or explanation call _prior_ to the written test that there would be a written test. Just: here's a test, I took the test, sent it back 3 hours later that same day, and then (even though I'm confident my answers were correct for the objective questions and that my work-experience is sufficient for the experiential questions) radio silence.
Overall I would offer the advice that the people in charge of recruiting at Tradesy should be more respectful of the time of the people that they reach out to. Possibly warn that a written test is coming over the phone, offer some advice on how those questions can best be answered (more personality vs. more timeliness, for example), and/or include some feedback and reasoning in your declination.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
"• Jessica sold her dress on Tradesy for $95.00. Tradesy takes a 9% commission from her $95 earnings. When Jessica transfers the amount she is left with (after Tradesy’s commission is taken) to PayPal, she is charged a 2.9% transfer fee. How much did Jessica receive to her PayPal account at the end of the transaction?"