I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at 2U (Houston, TX) in Nov 2021
Interview
The process starts with a phone interview to review your qualifications, availability, and position. If considered, you take a coding exam to test how much you know about the topics covered in the course. If you pass, then you get a second interview with a coordinator where you will be tested on your ability to teach and handle general case situations. The coordinator will act as a student with general case problems and you must help he/her as if you were the professor. She'll ask various questions about her code and you must use zoom features and teaching methods to solve her issues.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
First interview: What made you apply to this position and do you have any teaching experience?
Spoke with recruiter after passing technical assessment. Basic questions. Next step is to record mock-teaching videos and be approved. Then, would be placed 'if there's a need' for TA's in the upcoming bootcamp cohorts. Not really an interview, since I was referred.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How would you engage with the class on a slow day?
Rank your proficiency with these technologies.
Do you have any teaching experience?
WHat challenges do you foresee working in this role?
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at 2U in Jan 2022
Interview
1st round is a phone interviewer with a recruiter, mostly behavioral, strengths and weaknesses, and experience. 2nd round was a technical on codesignal, 30 multiple choice questions across the entire MERN stack as well as git and github questions. 3 coding questions over JavaScript, MongoDB, and React. The last round was to record your responses for practical situations you might encounter during the job, such as a student comes to you asking for help with their code, student feels discouraged about not excelling as well as they initially thought going into the cirriculum, etc.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Explain the concept of MVC to a person who has no knowledge of coding.
