I interviewed at SNH Capital Partners (Austin, TX)
Interview
Pretty positive experience throughout the interview process. Everyone I met across the team were highly competent and asked questions to understand my thinking process to solve problems. First round was a phone screen. Second round was with the manager. Third round was with a few of the other people on the team. Last round was an in person interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
It’s a similar question to casing but without going into a long discussion. So they gave me an example of a pricing situation and how I would attack that.
Initial screen interview that goes over the role. The role was for specifically for 'SNH-ai.com'. This was acquired by SNH capital partners from the way they explained it.
I met with the CTO after the screen interview and was immedietly turned off during the interview to the point of having to leave mid interview.
1) The CTO turned off their camera and said they were gonna start eating their food mid interview. Glad my time is being valued effectively.
2) They asked about relative projects in regards to the problems theyre tackling-- I noted about an open source completly free job searching solution for people that are job hunting. I went on to describe an AI agent feature of my project. The CTO became extremly irritated to the point of calling these type of job seekers "morons"-- job seekers that use tools.
After this specific interaction, I knew this company was not right for me at all.
I thought it was extremly ironic that a CTO working on a workforce automation product is calling job seekers morons.
I applied online. I interviewed at SNH Capital Partners (Austin, TX) in Feb 2023
Interview
The process went through multiple rounds and met with many different people in the company. First was a phone screen. Second was the hiring manager. Third was with the hiring manager and two other team members. Lastly was a technical interview along with an in person interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How to analyze a pricing strategy and how to come up with a general process on evaluating profitability of that strategy