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The interview process was very straight forward. A recruiter reached to me via Linkedln to do an initial short phone call. Then, I interviewed with the Hiring Manager. It was a conversational interview and that made me feel very comfortable. For the third interview, I met with another Sr. PM. While still conversational, the interview has a more traditional style and I was asked a bunch of technical questions. After that, there was a presentation and a couple more cultural fit interviews. Everyone I met with was kind and knowledgable. The recruiter was very responsive and attentive. They even provided feedback about my interviews after deciding they were not moving forward with my application. In general I had a great experience interviewing with Wistia.

The interview process was thorough and multi-stage, spanning several weeks and including a total of six interviews. It began with an initial recruiter screen, followed by a series of in-depth interviews with team members across marketing, partnerships, and leadership. I was also asked to complete a final project that included a presentation to a panel of five team members. While the process was well-structured and gave a good sense of the team culture and role expectations, communication after the final interview became less responsive. Despite positive feedback from the recruiter and a timeline for a decision, follow-up required prompting, and ultimately no feedback or closure was provided when I wasn't selected. Overall, Wistia appears to be a mission-driven company with a collaborative team, but the interview experience could be improved by providing clearer and more timely communication during the final stages.