In one interview, they gave a few sheets of paper with various website formats on them (for a general search, a product once you've clicked on it, etc.) then asked you how you would improve the web design/things that you thought might be wrong with the pictured design.
Behavioral interview and two case questions
how soon are you willing to move to the san buridino area?
Tell me what you would fix about our website
Round 1 (Phone) - Background, why this role, standard behavioral questions Round 2 (In Person) - Int 1 - Behavioral; Background/Walk me through your resume; Thinking outside of the box Int 2 - Battery Hypothetical question; talk about an old interface that you are shown, discuss what you would change and what you think is good. It's easy to get ideas about what makes a good website by doing prep on user interface online Int 3 - Pricing Strategy; If Walmart prices at 5$ and Amazon is at 10$, what should Walmart Ecommerce price it at? How to avoid price war if Amazon lowers their price?
Walk me through your resume.
What are you most proud of?
Why do you want to work for Jet?
What would you do to improve the Jet.com site?
Walk me through your resume, analytical experience, dealing with ambiguity, being a self starter, specific vendor challenges, spirit animal (Jet is a fun and down to earth company, even during the interview process)
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