ZoomInfo

Research Analyst - Quality Assurance Interview Experience - Vancouver, Washington

January 1, 2017

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

I submitted my resume and received a phone call and email requesting an interview less than a week later. I scheduled the interview for a Tuesday and got an offer on Thursday. It was a very quick process, which I appreciated.

The interviewers made me feel comfortable and asked if I had questions throughout the meeting. At the end, they provided a brief description of the company, which helped me understand more about how it works.

Everyone was very helpful, and overall, it has been a positive experience for me.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the ZoomInfo Research Analyst - Quality Assurance role in Vancouver, Washington.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

ZoomInfo's interview process for their Research Analyst - Quality Assurance roles in Vancouver, Washington is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

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Candidates reported having very good feelings for ZoomInfo's Research Analyst - Quality Assurance interview process in Vancouver, Washington.

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Worst environment ever worked in. After 8 years of professional experience, I ended with resignation

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Vancouver, Washington, United States

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Pros: Interesting work. There are some really great people to work with.

Cons: Politics, politics, politics! A few toxic managers. The pay and benefits are substandard. Not a happy environment. There are times that I feel that a lot of these positive reviews are bogus plants rather than the genuine article. Sort of like "salting" the mine.

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Cons: Lack of transparency from management. Hostile environment towards women. Probably the worst WLB I’ve had in my career. Pay is ok.

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Pros: Interesting work. There are some really great people to work with.

Cons: Politics, politics, politics! A few toxic managers. The pay and benefits are substandard. Not a happy environment. There are times that I feel that a lot of these positive reviews are bogus plants rather than the genuine article. Sort of like "salting" the mine.

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Vancouver, Washington, United States
September 4, 2019
Pros: Interesting work. There are some really great people to work with.
Cons: Politics, politics, politics! A few toxic managers. The pay and benefits are substandard. Not a happy environment. There are times that I feel that a lot of these positive reviews are bogus plants rather than the genuine article. Sort of like "salting" the mine.

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