The Nature Conservancy Communications interview questions
based on 2 ratings - Updated May 9, 2022
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I applied online. The process took 6 months. I interviewed at The Nature Conservancy
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The selection process was just unprofessional, to state the least. They gave one day's time for response to the initial questionnaire, which needed some analysis of their properties. However, I could respond well, which was confirmed during the telephonic interview followed. That went well too and the interviewer said they will set up a call with their boss next as the final process, and that was the end of what I head from them. They started dragging. I followed up few times with the interviewer but was not responded to properly and was left hanging for many months. Finally, after five months, I got an automated mail stating that the job has gone to someone else. They should either give candidates a proper hearing or tell them right away if it is unsuccessful. Do not recommend.
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Very professional roundtable interview with 4 staff of different levels, two of which would be my direct reports. Only 1 round of interviews which was nice. Good questions about me and my background. Interview was onsite at their office in PA. Didn't get a lot of detail about the job however.