I applied online. I interviewed at Adconion (San Diego, CA)
Interview
I was so excited to be asked to interview with Adconion in San Diego after hearing about the amazing work environment. After two grueling phone interviews and a three person panel interview at the office, I was asked to come back in for a final interview. When I didn't receive a confirmation for this last interview, I followed up with HR and was informed they were working on scheduling me to interview. I emailed about a week later to get the status of the position/interview, and the email was not answered. Then I followed up again a week later. And never heard another word. I had invested a good amount of time in the process with Adconion, and to have it end like this was really disappointing.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I found the interviews were tougher than I expected. There was definitely a good amount of behavioral based questions in all rounds of interviews.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Adconion (Santa Monica, CA) in Jul 2013
Interview
Submitted application online and was contacted by the director of sales about two days later. Was asked to come in to interview with the team the next day. Had two different interviews, first with the director of sales and vice president of sales, and the second was with two sales managers. Questions included: what do you know about Adconion, why this position, what can you contribute, are you a 'five point player'.
Emailed the director about 2 weeks later asking for progress on my application and received an email from an HR employee saying it was no longer available.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you cut a cake into 8 even slices by only using 3 cuts
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Adconion (Los Angeles, CA) in Jun 2012
Interview
Multiple interviews with multiple interviewees. They even took me to eat because I was coming from out of town.
Questions include how many ways I can use a paper clip, how much knowledge I had about the industry (NOT on the website), how much I knew about the company/executive team and if I could make a supply/demand graph!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The questions weren't terribly difficult. The most difficult question was about slicing a cake 3 times into 8 equal pieces.