I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Docusign (Seattle, WA) in Mar 2019
Interview
Applied online and received a response from a recruiter pretty quickly. I responded with my availability and heard nothing for several days. About a week later the recruiter sends me a calendar invite for a time I did not send him, I respond letting him know I am not available and send some updated availability.
Recruiter still calls me and leaves a voicemail asking that I call or text him back.
Next day I get an automated e-mail from their system letting me know they moved forward with someone else.
The recruiter then reaches back to me and we finally connect and chat about the role, he feels like I'm a good fit and quickly schedules another phone interview with a manager.
After chatting with the adoption manager we both quickly agree it's not a good fit at all.
Thank you very much for your candid feedback as it will help us improve. We are going to look into what happened here because this is not the experience any candidate should face. Should you be open to sharing more, please contact our VP of Talent Acquisition, Nic Jagoe at nic.jagoe@docusign.com.
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Docusign (Seattle, WA)
Interview
Submitted resume and cover letter through current employee and went through the referral process. This is definitely the way to go - employees get $ for referrals too. I heard from a recruiter after a few days, she was very personable and informative while getting more info about my background and experience. The second part of the process was an on-demand style initial interview using the HireVue app. You set up a camera to record answers to questions that you are given 30 seconds to think about, then 3 minutes to answer. You can re-record once (2 total tries per question). I think I'm really tech savvy, but even after practicing with the app, I managed to submit one a response that I intended to record over. Once you submit, there is absolutely no going back! I didn't hear anything about my application for 5 weeks (I did email with the recruiter a few times, she just didn't have any updates to provide). After 5+ weeks I got a nice call from the recruiter asking if I was still interested, but I had already accepted a different position.
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I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Docusign (Seattle, WA) in May 2017
Interview
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