Interview Feedback - Business Strategy Analyst Unity Employee Review

5.0
Jun 24, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The interview process was very professional. From the beginning, the steps were clearly communicated, and the recruitment team kept in constant contact. Interviews for the next stages were scheduled within just a few days, avoiding a long process. The recruitment team was responsive and available for any questions along the way. Some of the interviews took place at the company’s offices, which I personally saw as a big plus - it gave me the opportunity to experience the company’s atmosphere, something that’s often missing in the age of Zoom interviews.

Cons

At a relatively advanced stage of the interview process, I was asked to complete an additional take-home assignment. I understand the company's reasoning and the importance of such a request, but I would recommend communicating upfront that this might happen. It may also be more effective to request a second assignment right after the first one, especially if the first submission leaves room for improvement. In my case, I completed one assignment, then went through three interviews, and only afterward was asked to do another.

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Cons

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