I wanted to find possible questions that I might get.

I thought that was so helpful, so I actually went to check the person online, opened the LinkedIn profile too in incognito (because Linkedin is a snitch lol). The mail came with the name of the person that would be my interviewer. Got a mail on the 1st of Feb to schedule my first interview, chose the 8th of Feb. If you applied for more than one role you get them individually. In the description of the roles, you see a timeline, and yes as a planner that I was, I added these dates to my calendar so I know when to expect feedback.īefore my first interview, I got an email that stated I was moved to the shortlist sometime in January 2021. I wasn’t too confident in my UR application because my previous experience showed more Product Design, but I still made the application, better to try than cancel myself and not apply. I applied for two positions User Research and Product Design. I applied on the 23rd of September 2020 and got the normal automated email response. With Spotify, it was quite straightforward, a simple form and you upload your CV.

If there is something I hate when applying for a job, it is filling lengthy forms, damn it can be so frustrating as sometimes you have to copy and paste the same information in the CV you attached in the form again, or the ones that make you do an online test on behavior. I would try to give as many exact dates as possible during the article. Yes, the internship is paid (In my opinion, well paid) They also don’t sponsor visas for the program. First thing is that Spotify’s internships are only for students or new grads at any level.

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