However, it would have been fine in the early stages of my interview - not after 5+ hours without food or water. As a recruiter, I do not feel this is a relevant question. He asked me to solve some math related problems - basic ratios (if you need to hire 10 people and your candidate go through xyz status with x% making it through to the next round, how many resume do you need to present?). Towards the end of my interviews, I was completely drained and my final interviewer was somewhat arrogant (or perhaps I was just irritated due to starvation!). In my case 10:30-4 would absolutely qualify as 'going over the lunch hour'.

It is common courtesy to have the interviewee attend lunch if your interviews go over the lunch hour. As a recruiter myself, this was a terrible candidate experience. I was never offered any lunch or food or even additional water to refuel. That being said, I was given 1 small water bottle to last the entire 5+. With the exception of 1, I felt the interviews went extremely well. I met with 7 or 8 people over the course of 5 and a half hours. My interview began at 10:30am and did not end until roughly 4:00pm. We have been hung high and dry and have been finding solutions for everything ourselves.I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Dropbox (San Francisco, CA) in Mar 2012 Interview When we tried to contact customer support we were talking with them for over two hours and when they couldn't find a solution they ghosted us. Most account reps do everything they can to make the process run smoothly, but if anything they have made it worse. We just signed a THREE year enterprise deal and are regretting it quickly.

We have asked for phone numbers multiple times to be able to contact our reps and they refuse to give out numbers. I am not sure it can get much worse than this. It then takes WEEKS to get a meeting over something so simple that warrants a short email response. She takes days to respond to our emails when we need responses quicker than that. Once the sales rep sells you your package, they will not bother with you.

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