Phone screen with HR, followed by a general/behavioral interview with a lead developer, followed by a more technical interview. The interview process was probably one of the best I've had. I let them know that I accepted another role right before the technical interview. Not only was I not expecting a response, but they also let me know that I can reach out if things didn't end up working out. That is a level of professionalism and understanding that has made Walker stand out to me against all the companies I've interviewed with.
First of all, unfortunately, my experience with Whitney from HR was deeply disappointing. She set a poor first impression—one marked by a severe lack of professionalism. After indicating that I had progressed to the second round of interviews, she completely disappeared. Despite multiple follow-ups on my end, I never received any response or closure. Being misled and then ignored reflects poorly not just on her, but on the company as a whole. This is not the kind of treatment any candidate deserves.
Expect the basic (and insulting) "fresh-out-of-college" job interview questions, such as your strengths, weaknesses, etc. In the end, you just need to be able to share your Qualtrics experience. That's all they care about. The second you mention you don't have any experience with Qualtrics, you're done.
The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Walker Information (New York, NY)
Interview
First interview was a short call with the recruiter. The next step was completing a personality and cognitive test. After that, I had two back-to-back 30 minute interviews with multiple leaders. Everyone was friendly and easy to talk to.