I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at YipitData in Oct 2021
Interview
Very thorough yet enjoyable interview process. First two interviews were with members of the Client Strategy team and primarily behavioral. Then a take-home exercise, which was given a few days in advance of a follow-up interview / mock call. Final round was super-day style, meeting with 4-5 members of the Client Strategy/Business Development team.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at YipitData in Sept 2025
Interview
Interview process was pretty extensive - consisted of an HR screen, interview with hiring manager, interview with two peers, interview with VP of Revenue, and two take home assignments. Even though it was time consuming, the team was lovely, inviting, honest, and took the time to answer all of my questions. They are very intentional with who they hire and it showed
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
A lot of situational questions regarding how I would handle the role. This is a high growth company and you have to be willing to be scrappy and nimble as things change and grow accordingly.
Multiple rounds. A Zoom intro call, a case study review and then an all day panel. Was a bit disappointing to make it all the way to the end and not receive an offer, given that I had to take a decent amount of time off for these interviews. Understand that they want to be careful in who they hire, but it’s hard to devote a full day of PTO and then be declined.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Asked questions why I left certain positions and why I was looking for a new one.
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at YipitData in Apr 2024
Interview
Very well structured interview process. Four rounds over four weeks: first round was with the hiring manager (30 mins), second was with a potential peer/teammate (30 mins), third round was a take home exercise that I had 5 days to complete/submit, along with a mock call exercise (with the hiring manager, 30 mins), and the last round was ~3 hours of interviews (broken up over 2 days) with 5 different team members (potential peers on the same team, and leaders across different orgs I'd be working with). The take home assignment was challenging, but provided excellent insight in the role. I always had time to ask questions and they were transparent about the pay. The final round really gave me a feel for the people I'd be working with and the overall company culture. I feel very prepared and understand what I am going into after the interview experience.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Several questions asked to demonstrate experience in the role, along with behavioral (describe past experiences with clients, size of portfolio, how did you run meetings, explain a time you made a mistake, etc).
