Swift Navigation Interviews
Learn more about the overall interview process at Swift Navigation from current employees. The majority of Swift Navigation employees think the interviews are difficult and rate their experience a B+ or 86/100. The average employee completed 2 interviews and received a response within a week.
In general, based on 1507 ratings and 69 employees, Swift Navigation has an overall culture score of A or 88/100. Swift Navigation is ranked in the Top 10% of similar sized companies on Comparably. The Engineering department and the Operations department are the most satisfied with their experience at Swift Navigation. However, the Operations department, Female employees, and employees with 1 to 3 Years experience are the least satisfied.
Swift Navigation is in the Top 20% of Similar Size Companies
Swift Navigation is in the Top 10% of Similar Size Companies
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Recent Questions About the Interview Process at Swift Navigation
- What should I wear for an interview at Swift Navigation?Business CasualWhat you would normally wear to work to dress down casual. It is an informal office environment.business casual
- Who did you meet with during your interview? And how long did it take to hear back from Swift Navigation?I met with about 8 different people at various levels from those who would be my peers to one of the founders. I heard back within a week.I interacted with the team I would be joining, senior mgmt for key areas I would be interacting with, the founders, and CEO. I was contacted within 24 hrs of my interview regarding whether they would like to move forward with an offer or not.
- What questions do they ask during the interview process at Swift Navigation?varies per positionDepends on the team. Most have a mix of coding and design questions along with a session to evaluate cultural fit.
- How would you compare interviewing at Swift Navigation to other places you've interviewed?It has some unique aspects - I've never been asked to do a presentation as part of the interview process, but I liked it. There were also a lot MORE interviews then i've done in the past, but it gave me a great overview of the company and culture. It was well scheduled and handled well, so I felt like the interview was worth my time.Straightforward and about as lightweight as you can make the process. The interview is not designed to be tricky but rather to establish that a person has the basic skills for the job, thinks clearly, and is a cultural fit with the company and team.
- What was the most difficult question that was asked during your interview at Swift Navigation?There really wasn't a particularly difficult question. I found them to be balanced.
