Harvard Business Publishing interview questions

Round 1: 30 minute interview with VP, surface-level Round 2: Take-home, about 2-3 hours, reasonably related to actual job Round 3: 45 minute technical round with engineer to test Python/Pandas Round 4: 45 minute technical round with ML Engineer and ML Scientist to go over take-home Round 5: 30 minute round with Principal Data Scientist, business oriented questions Round 6: Flying to Boston for on-site for 3 interviews - 45 minutes with Director of Insights, 45 minutes with VP from Round 1, and 1 hour panel where I presented the take-home problem and answered questions from technical team Not only is 6 rounds far too many (who do you think you are, Google? You are not Google), but having me and presumably many other candidates fly to Boston for an on-site for 3 hours just to get stonewalled by your HR department is disgraceful. If I hadn't been persistent with the 3rd party recruiter that worked with me on this position, you'd have happily left me with no information whatsoever after that final round. That is not professional, which given the content you put out, is laughably ironic.

Process includes HR screening, skills assessment, reporting manager interview, skip-level discussion, director evaluation, culture fit conversation, and final HR closure, ensuring alignment on capability, leadership, values, expectations, timelines, compensation, readiness.