I want to be as impartial as possible, but Tessian have sadly let down during the interview process. I was hopefully positive during it, and the first interview call went well - though didn't seem particularly difficult or different. Pretty standard questions. They then ask you to complete the email strategy. I've designed one before very successfully, so thought this was a great task. I completed and submitted. A week later I receive a very generic email advising I had been rejected. No advice as to why. I've been in contact for feedback but received nothing to my emails. Tessian seem like a good company, and one worth working for. But very few other companies become as impersonal as soon as they decide it's a no, so my belief in that has strayed. Would I recommend applying to others? I'm not sure I would anymore.

In short: I had to complete a time intensive task and the company never got back to me. I had a 20-minute phone interview that went well. I was then given a task to prepare for the next stage of the interview process. The task was to identify three targets and their contact details and design a series of prospecting emails. It took me a couple of hours to complete this which I thought was quite a lot to ask at such an early stage in the interview process. I believe I did a really good job with the task, however, nobody bothered to get back to me. Even after following up, I never heard back. Not even a thank you note for completing the task. Rude.