Questions d'entretien chez RealPage

The interview process was excellent—it easy a very professional interview process. I interviewed with three people separately and on different days, and each interview was about 30 minutes long. This is a great company to work for.

Several emails - 4 Interviews finally got the offer sent over. Standard salary negotiation. Pretty straight forward interview process all in all. Included a presentation which was a good opportunity.

Easy with recruiter then interview with two managers situational questions asked kind of overkill for a entry level sales job but wasn’t terrible. Seemed easy enough. Star questions and then like experience

The first round interview was given by the team director, who introduced their team structure, daily work, and what they're expecting from the role being recruited. When asked about what to expect for the 2nd round of tech interviews, he also gave general guidelines about what to prepare. I didn't get that far as I needed sponsorship which they, unfortunately, couldn't provide.

Initial interview was too long. It took more than 45mins. But recruiters are very friendly. It feels like you are just telling them a story. They will just ask you about your work experience. Final interview is more on situational questions

Is a 2 steps process: Code homework Tech Interview Is everything went well, you will get the offer. If not, you will get the feedback and you will be able to apply again after 3 months.

The recruiter was very nice. The interview on the other hand was okay I guess. They asked a lot of questions. I asked how long the position been up stated for months. I kinda see why. Get a no thank you the next day. I guess being quiet was not good. Their loss!

I really enjoyed the interview process. The process is 3 rounds and took about a week and a half. All three rounds are more conversational than question and answer which I really enjoyed. I learned a lot about the company, the position, and RealPage's growth. The advice I would give other people applying for a recruiting position at RealPage would be to be yourself, be curious and ask questions, and do interview prep that always helps!

I did multiple interviews for this position, the company seemed really nice to work with and met some great people. I decided to follow up with them after not hearing back after 2 weeks, I got a response stating that they will get back to me and never did, not even a rejection email. It sucks to know that you reached far with the interviews to not even hear back at all.

It was overall fairly simple, they require you to be honest and open about any past references and that you state the place you live. It was simple. There was no drug test.