First, I had a phone interview with Azimo's head of product during which we talked about my experience. I then came into Azimo's offices for a 3 hour interview session in which I met with Azimo's head of product, their head of delivery and their UX designer. I had some good two way conversations and felt very positive about Azimo and the role. At the end of that interview round, I was told that the next step would be for me to have a chat with Azimo's commercial person and that this would be arranged as as soon as the head of product would come back from a trip to Cracow. Despite my sending two email reminders, I've never heard back from Azimo since. This makes for a very poor experience in my opinion, especially since I felt that I had invested quite a bit of time and effort into the interview process (both in preparing for and conducting the interviews). I fully appreciate that I might not have been what Azimo were looking for, but it would have been good to have had any form of feedback. Instead I was just left with promises of next steps that were not lived up to. Azimo feels like a great product, operating in a very interesting space. However, if you do decide to apply for a role there, I would strongly recommend checking beforehand about the steps involved and about your contact person throughout the application process.

I had a call with HR first and then a face to face interview with several members of the team. The people I met from the company were all really lovely and the whole process was good. The company took a while to get back to me after the interview but I had already assumed I hadn't gotten it so wasn't too bothered.