I applied online. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Zuora (San Mateo, CA) in Mar 2017
Interview
Possibly the worst interviewing process I have ever been through. I'm in agreement with others that Zuora is very unprofessional.
At first, the interview process seemed normal. I had an initial call with the hiring manager which went well, and I sent over writing samples as a follow-up. I was then invited to an onsite interview where I met with the hiring manager, the VP, and other members of various teams. All of that seemed to go well, but I hadn't heard back after 2 weeks. I followed up with the recruiter and hiring manager multiple times but did not get a response. After another week, I was asked to go onsite again for another interview. That interview went well, but another 2 weeks went by and I was still unsure of where I stood. Finally, the recruiter asked for references and told me that I should expect an offer by the end of the week. However, I have not heard from them since, and it has been 3 weeks. They didn't even have the courtesy to give me a final decision.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Zuora in Apr 2022
Interview
One of the best interview experiences I have had. Everyone was extremely responsive and super helpful. The process was quick and efficient. I felt comfortable and supported in asking various questions to the hiring manager and the onboarding team.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What are some of your marketing strategies?
What have you done in the past?
What are some of your biggest interests in this field?
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Zuora
Interview
There was a recruiter who reached out to me about a role on the marketing team. I expressed interest. Then, she fell off the face of the earth for weeks when she's the one who reached out to me. Then she apologizes and says there have been some shifts in direction and has me work with another male recruiter. After he schedules an interview with the hiring manager, I meet with her via Zoom and she is mostly just rapid firing questions at me. I didn't feel that I had enough time to ask my questions and didn't think she took the time to get to know me, though overall I thought I did well. I was asked to then meet with a second person on the marketing team. That interview (I thought) went well, too. Another two weeks go by and the recruiter and I are playing phone tag, but only because I followed up with him repeatedly. I requested for him to send me an update via email but he insists we speak on the phone, only to tell me they are not moving forward. He doesn't tell me why, just says it wasn't the right fit and didn't get specific feedback from the hiring manager. He says he will provide feedback shortly, but of course I haven't heard anything since. Such a disappointing experience from start to finish. It was a huge red flag, but I was hopeful things would turn around. I would honestly stay away from this company. Don't waste your time. They're disorganized, don't provide feedback, and don't communicate directly or promptly.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Zuora
Interview
The initial phone screen was with the recruiter followed by two video conference interviews with a director level marketer and potential manager (VP). Both the interviewers appeared friendly, conversational, and asked engaging questions. But I never heard back after the last interview with the hiring manager. I feel a bit disrespected after going somewhat far in the process only to be ghosted. This level of unprofessional reflects poorly on Zuora's culture.
Thank you for your feedback. We strive to provide a quick and transparent hiring process and are very sorry to hear there was a lack of communication leaving you totally in the dark. This is not the experience we aim to provide and will leverage your feedback to make improvements. Thanks again!
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