Zillow Sales Executive interview questions

Really bummed to be honest. I applied for the position in NYC. I currently live in Alabama but had living arrangements in place to move up there. I let them know about my location on the first interview. They said it wouldn't be a problem and that they would simply do a video conference interview in place of an in person interview. They said it was common and won't be a problem. I got the second interview and it went great. A recruiter followed up the following week saying they wanted to have the final interview and asked when I could visit the office. I told them the first recruiter said I could do a video conference interview. That didn't seem to be a problem until an hour later the recruiter said the sales team changed their mind on the video conference interview. From here everything spiraled out of control. It took weeks for the recruiters and the sales teams to communicate. A recruiter setup a phone call for me to speak with a sales manager and that they would have a solution for the situation. The sales manager instead ran me through an interview and at the end said the recruiters would decide what would be done for the final interview. It has been weeks and the recruiter finally told me I would have to fly up for the interview or they would just have to go with someone else. In the end I think it's important for people and business to own their mistakes. The teams didn't communicate well with each other and expected me to compromise for their mistake. Zillow looks like a great company. I'm upset things didn't turn out differently. Unfortunate to perform well and not get an opportunity for circumstances out of your control.

Followed up with an email and initial phone interview, which moved me to the next round and another phone screening with a sales manager. The questions were very difficult and the manager was very sharp so I didn’t know what to expect after the call. I didn’t hear back for couple days, which felt like weeks, but they emailed me back about 3-5 days later for an in person interview the following week. The in person interview was very welcoming. I went and saw all the departments, including the sales floor, and they showed me how the day to day worked within the company, which was amazing. I interviewed with 3 different managers and it lasted about 2 hours overall. I didn’t hear back from the recruiter for about 3-4 days, which again felt like a lifetime. I received an email and followed up with an acceptance offer and flew to Seattle to train for 10 days a couple weeks later. Smooth process, one of the better / more difficult interview I’ve faced but extremely effective. Very quick to respond considering how busy they are, a few days felt like a forever but was super excited to receive the offer as I was weighing option from other places. Zillow is amazing and couldn’t be happier.