I applied online. I interviewed at Beacon Economics (Los Angeles, CA) in Jun 2013
Interview
Two phone interviews and an in-person interview. Everyone was nice, but nothing seemed very organized. It's a small company, and they didn't seem to prepare much for the interviews. This firm is kind of a joke.
I interviewed at Beacon Economics (Los Angeles, CA)
Interview
Overall the interview process was two to three interviews and a written test. The written test is they give you a government data set and ask you to pull a unique finding from it. The screening is pretty straightforward, not intense and most of the questions are related to why you want the job and why I would be a good fit. The second interview is with the specific department head, who will tell you overall their goals for the position. The final interview is with a high level person in the company who will probably answer emails during your interview, not care, and not actually know what the intended position is. Overall I would describe the process as unprofessional, multiple times being given wrong dates, people not focused during the interview, and receiving emails at 11am.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What would your bring to this position? What is your experience with database management? What is your experience with recruitment? What is your experience with statistical methods? Why do you want to work here?
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Beacon Economics in Apr 2021
Interview
Had 2 Zoom interviews. The people are friendly they go through your resume and ask you questions about it so be prepared to elaborate about things on your resume. The only thing is they seem very disorganized and scrambled. I expected more professionalism.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Do you have previous experience working with clients?