I had submitted my resume in the past and never heard back from them. I finally sent my resume to them again and even had a phone screen within two days. This was a very usual phone screen, asking why I was leaving, what I was doing now, some Java questions, etc.
This still never led to a face-to-face interview, so I don't even know what their office looks like. The recruiter said they had moved on to other candidates.
Now, just recently, a new recruiter from the company called me to ask if I would be interested in a position there. I explained that I had talked with them before and nothing ever came of it, so I would not be sending my resume to them. It turns out that the reason they didn't talk to me any more was because it would not be a good cultural fit.
I did feel bad about this, but only very briefly. After reading the reviews about ZoomInfo here on Glassdoor, I find that being rejected by ZoomInfo is actually better. I know that if I did go there, I would regret it.
Do yourself a favor and read the reviews here before you accept an offer.
No hard questions.
The following metrics were computed from 5 interview experiences for the ZoomInfo Senior Software Engineer role in Waltham, Massachusetts.
ZoomInfo's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles in Waltham, Massachusetts is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having negative feelings for ZoomInfo's Senior Software Engineer interview process in Waltham, Massachusetts.