I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 days. I interviewed at Zocdoc (Washington, DC) in Jan 2011
Interview
The phone screen seemed promising, the person conducting it was polished and professional and I was excited going into the F2F. That unfortunately is where it ended. I was supposed to meet the "manager" at their "office" in DC. Turns out it was a space leased on an as needed basis and because he did not want to incur the expense, chose to have our interview at a diner, I was given this information five minutes before the interview. He showed up dressed in a sweatshirt and dockers, and within the first 5 minutes was telling me how great he was and that he could afford a Bentley if he so desired. Really? Utterly disappointed, as it seems like they have a really good premise.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Zocdoc
Interview
Everything was done on Skype. I had3 interviews and then I was offered the position. Went quick. Was simple and to the point........... There is no more that needs to be said
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Zocdoc
Interview
Flew out to NYC early morning, got to NYC and had a car waiting for me. Didnt have time to eat, arrived to ZocDoc HQ. Had to be escorted to the bathroom by a young girl, who then had to wait outside the door for me to finish- a little weird. I was put in a tiny "interrogation" type room and left to sit there. All I could think about was how tired and hungry I was. Was interviewed by three different gentlemen, all very inexperienced interviewers. It seemed like they had no idea what they were doing. Very young vibe, they just want you to say that ZocDoc is the best thing EVER and it will change the healthcare industry. Each person who interviewed me said the same canned responses. After a brief "interview", maybe 20 minutes of speaking with "managers" I was escorted to the door to get in a car to fly home. Thankfully, I had a few minutes to grab a bite to eat at the airport. Overall, terrible experience. That 20 minutes could have been spent on the phone. Whole process didnt feel right & I personally wanted to get up and leave after being left in the interrogation room for what seemed like forever- it was not professional, at all. I got home around 1am, and was upset that I wasted my time & energy.