The interview process with Wish was an overall negative experience.
It started with reading existing reviews on Glassdoor, and suspecting it wouldn't be different for me. And unfortunately, I was right.
To make this short and concise, I will say that there were a few red flags along the way:
No itinerary for the onsite interview, so you don't even know who you are meeting. The only thing I knew was I was meeting two people, and lunch was provided. I guessed I would meet the third person if I did really well.
Invited to the wrong floor (40th instead of 38th).
The first interview was reasonable, and I did not do terribly.
The second interview was a joke. The person was clearly informed by the QA person that she did not like me, so I was not even given a chance to demonstrate my abilities. He seemed indifferent, impersonal, and bored. It lasted 3-4 minutes. I have never had such an experience throughout my career.
Why make a person take PTO or free time and spend a day getting ready, driving, parking, and going back home?
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The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Wish Test Engineer role in San Francisco, California.
Wish's interview process for their Test Engineer roles in San Francisco, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Wish's Test Engineer interview process in San Francisco, California.