We are often asked (in articles about Facebook , Spotify , soft skills ) how to know that you can successfully pass an interview on Facebook / Amazon / Apple / Netflix / Google. This is especially true now, because many IT giants in the United States are starting to hire remotely. So what factors predict success? And who better not go to interviews so as not to waste time?
Interviewing.io recently released a survey of what percentage of people go through each stage of an interview and what determines a candidate's success.
The company has asked users how far they are in the hiring funnel of three popular IT giants: Amazon, Facebook, and Google. At least 150 people answered about each company. The stages they went through:
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