I applied online. I interviewed at Figma (San Francisco, CA) in Apr 2022
Interview
1. Application Process: Company Research: Before applying, I took time to explore various job positions available at the company and pinpointed one that genuinely piqued my interest. Resume and Cover Letter: I crafted a tailored resume and cover letter aligning closely with the job description to highlight my qualifications most relevant to the role, aiming to avert immediate rejection. Application Submission: Following a meticulous review of my application materials, I submitted them and was pleasantly surprised to receive a response from a recruiter the next Tuesday, scheduling a 30-minute preliminary interview session. 2. Interview: Timing: The interview was fixed for 8 AM (U.S. time) and conducted over Zoom. Structure: Small Talk: The interview commenced with a few minutes of casual conversation, during which we ensured the correct pronunciation of my name, fostering a friendly and respectful atmosphere from the outset. Company Introduction: The recruiter then spent about 10 minutes elucidating various facets of the company, sharing even those details not openly available on their official website, providing a deeper insight into the company's operations and culture. Question and Answer Session: The next 20 minutes were allocated to a structured Q&A session where I was queried about my interest in the role, my expectations, and other pertinent details. This session also entertained a discussion about advocacy and an exploration of my specific interest in the company. Engaging the Interviewer: In the closing segment of the interview, I was given the opportunity to ask questions, fostering a two-way dialogue and enabling me to gain a richer understanding of the role and the company. 3. Post-Interview: Feedback Request: Regrettably, I received a rejection email 15 minutes post-interview. Seeking to understand the decision better and foster personal growth, I requested feedback. I appreciated receiving detailed feedback the subsequent day, shedding light on areas for potential improvement.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1、How do I pronounce your name correctly? 2、My first question was around your situation today and why you were open to considering this role. Why are you open to exploring this at this time and what would be important to you if you must make a move? Why are you open to considering this role? 3, What made you decide that actually you exercised with something you were interested in pursuing? And in times of when you signed it to do the (Name of the course I was taking). What was the motivator what made you think was that design is a career that you feel is worth pursuing for you personally? 4, Are you sure that you would be happy to relocate humans? 5, I would love to hear a little bit about how you feel like advocacy and what advocacy means to you when you hear advocacy what are the key things that spring to mind? 6, Why Figma? What sets Figma aside from other products? What is it about Figma? which makes it your chosen? 7, How are you actively looking for of opportunities at this time or is it is it that this role stood out to you so are you in any other interview processes that I should be aware of at this time, please? Are you in any other in few processes at this time? Are you going through any other processes from roles? 8, What is your current salary expectation? What would you be looking for in order to make a meet please? What is your desired salary? So what would be the salary that you would be looking for in order to make a move there? 9, Do you know what your notice? Is please because I know it what you'll notice is so how much notice you would have to give to your current employer if you were to make a move to a new spot. 10, Just confirm that you do have right work within the US no restrictions I need to be aware of. Do you have the right to work within States say do you need sponsorship.
Designer Advocates applicants have rated the interview process at Figma with 3 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty) and assessed their interview experience as 100% positive. To compare, the company-average is 47.3% positive. This is according to Glassdoor user ratings.
Common stages of the interview process at Figma as a Designer Advocates according to 1 Glassdoor interviews include:
Phone interview: 50%
Personality test: 50%
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