ZoomInfo is a great place to work. The people here are really nice. It is a very collaborative yet challenging environment. Amazing senior management, especially Henry Schuck. They are really transparent and believe in sharing company growth with the employees.
The employee morale and motivation is very high in all the teams (Engineering, Sales, Marketing, Research, Customer Success, etc.). The projects are very challenging since the company is growing in all directions (into different verticals and internationally), but we have a great product management team. Overall, double thumbs up!!
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I had two rounds. The first was a LeetCode medium question, and the second was a technical and behavioral round with the manager. The LeetCode medium was not that hard if you've had practice. The manager round was a bit difficult because their quest
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 m
First, I received an online test, which I passed. After that, they invited me to a face-to-face interview. Myself and seven other applicants sat together in the same room. We were all given the same task: find bugs in the server-end and front-end, fi
I had two rounds. The first was a LeetCode medium question, and the second was a technical and behavioral round with the manager. The LeetCode medium was not that hard if you've had practice. The manager round was a bit difficult because their quest
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 m
First, I received an online test, which I passed. After that, they invited me to a face-to-face interview. Myself and seven other applicants sat together in the same room. We were all given the same task: find bugs in the server-end and front-end, fi