FLF Product Design Interview Questions

I was introduced to the company and role through a friend who was working here at the time. I had an initial chat with her about my goals and what I was looking for in a job to see if it aligned with what the company was looking for too. I then had a call with the founder of the company to share more about myself, my visions, values, and goals for the future. After this step, I was invited to do a writing test to see what my capabilities were. This was the first time I had done an interview where my resume was barely referenced or brought up. While they had seen my resume, the conversations we had were focused entirely on what I want to do and where I want to go in my career versus what I had already done. I really appreciated this because it was the first time I really felt they were interested in me rather than my credentials, and this showed me how valuable their long-term vision is to the company. They were really looking for someone who could help drive purpose and passion towards a vision through their work, and I think being so forward-looking when in the hiring process is crucial to that. However, none of that is to say they didn’t care about my actual skills, either. I was given a prompt to write a piece on and from that they finally offered me the role.

Meet with team leaders to share purposes and understand the team and the company values. Then, only sorted candidates go through a technical capability test. Finally, everyone meets for a culture review.

The interview process in short: There are two parts. First, you will talk to the CEO and founder and later there will be more technical calls (up to four rounds in total). First, they want to get to know you and what your goals and aspirations are. Forget about your CV but come prepared. There is a lot to know about FLF and they have plenty of youtube videos and blogs too. This is an opportunity to articulate your ideas and vision for the company. The second part is more technical and they will ask you to demonstrate your ways of working and how you make decisions and communicate them with the team. What's best, when they are happy with you to proceed they will ask you to self organise the next rounds — so you have to reach out to people in various regions of the world. I think that part of the interview process is a test but also very convenient for all participants. You have about two week time to complete all rounds.