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Read the community guidelinesBotbonnie is a product-oriented startup. Its product allows marketers and the general public to design a chatbot for a social media platform through its product. You can try it out before the interview. I initially thought it required payment, so I didn't dare to try it. During the actual interview, the co-founder asked whether I had tried it beforehand, which was slightly awkward XD.
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There are two interviews in total. The first begins with a self-introduction and a discussion of your work. I recommend preparing a PPT before the interview and practicing a little so you won't feel nervous. The interviewers are all very friendly. They ask work-related questions based on the interview process and your previous work and experience, and they respect the interviewee's answers.
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There is a small assignment before the second interview. The deadline varies from person to person; in my case, it was one week. It wasn't difficult overall, and the assignment didn't feel like the company was deliberately trying to get free work from the interviewee. As long as you feel capable of taking on the job, the assignment should be manageable.
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All the colleagues join the second interview together. At this point, you need to prepare a presentation of about 20 minutes. Everyone will ask questions based on your self-introduction, as well as some questions related to your personal background. However, the atmosphere is quite relaxed and pleasant, and the process probably won't put too much pressure on the interviewee. Remember to show your confidence.
......I can't think of any drawbacks at the moment. If I had to say something, then... there really aren't any.
Both interviews were with different people, but the interviewers were very friendly. In addition to asking about my personal experience, they also asked about my values and beliefs. They listened attentively, making it a pleasant interview experience!
There is only one restroom (but it seems they will be moving to a new office).
They provide some career planning guidance, and the CEO is very kind and genuinely caring.
The interview was held in a dark little conference room, with the CEO and an engineer.
The whole space was quite hot and stuffy, and I was covered in sweat after the interview = =
Then they asked some questions that I felt were off-topic.