I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at MuleSoft (San Francisco, CA) in Oct 2022
Interview
First a Phone Screening with a recruiter, then a mock call with hiring manager and then a final interview. The process usually takes 2 weeks so pretty quick compared to other companies.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me a time when you faced an ambiguous situation and how you dealt with it.
I applied online. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at MuleSoft (Londres, Inglaterra)
Interview
the interview process had 4 stages 1- call with recruiter 2- call with a hiring manager 3- panel interview which had 3 parts: panel, mock call, meet other members of the team. 4- director interview I really enjoyed the whole interview process, thought the whole thing was done very professionally and it meant you get a learn so much about the company and their values. just made me even more excited to join! from panel to last stage was very quick and got an offer the same day as the final stage. Internal recruiter was AMAZING, prepped me so well and was just so supportive throughout the whole thing. i've applied to many jobs and this by far was the best experience I have ever had. its not 'easy' do your research and make sure they are the right companty for you, and you are the right candidate for them. as long as that is aligned and you have done your research and have a good attitude for learning It will be fine. research case studies, use cases etc and make sure you have a few questions lined up to ask too.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
why mulesoft? why sales? how could we help x company ? how do you handle rejection? name a time you had to overcome a difficulty? whst is your greatest achievement (professionally and/or personally)
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at MuleSoft (San Francisco, CA) in Jul 2022
Interview
Applied to a Director level role to find out the position was for a Senior Manager level (which was later revised). Interview process was long, approximately 3 months with a panel interview / role play as the final step. I thought the initial interviews were to "canned" for a Director level role. Behavioral based interviews for roles that require 10+ years of relevant experience seem ineffective to me. Overall the process wasn't horrible. However, the day they are going to give me an offer, there is a "hiring pause", then a freeze, then nothing. Disappointed in this process for someone that has devoted their career to this company and its platforms.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Behavioral based that were way too basic for the level of role. Panel presentation was very relevant, actually a fun experience.,