4 interviews with one presentation/teach back that involved teaching a panel anything of your choice. This was all done remotely so you could have your notes up on the screen for what you were going to say. I enjoyed everyone I spoke with and they were pretty speedy throughout the application process which was nice. They also had you proofread a presentation and record yourself training on a presentation as well.

The interview process that I went through was the initial first round phone interview. The conversation was a good length, the questions were relevant to Yelp and the position, and I was well informed prior to my interview about the company, etc. Major pro that your interview (even at the initial phone screening level) is with a manager rather than HR.

I am an out of state applicant. 1st you get a phone call from an HR employee to briefly go over your resume and kind of what the job entails. Then I talked to a "team manager" the next week which is who you will be working for if you get to the account executive roll. Pretty much the same questions. "why yelp?" what motivates you?" why sales? " If you nail that then you will have a skype interview with two similar people that you talked to on your 2nd phone interview. This one is a little more difficult because they kind of go into depth with the questions. Why sales? Tell me about yourself? Mainly BE READY TO ROLL PLAY.--- You will have to pick a side of a certain topic and explain why your side is better than than the other side. So you want to persuade him/her. Just have fun with it and smile you'll be alright. If you nail that you will have one more follow up phone interview and then you will be asked to join a webinar to go over all the salary, benefits, commission structure and other boring but important stuff the job will entail. If you have made it to the webinar you are in a VERY good place. The following day or 2 you will get one more phone interview and you ill be offered the job. Make sure you tell them you are a Yelp user