I had multiple interviews, both in-person & via google hangouts. The first was with a recruiter where she laid out the role, the second was with the head of operations for my region, the third was at a WeWork location where I met with two Community Manager and a variety of other people and shadowed the front desk. The final interview was with the head of the region. None of them were hard per se, but it is true that they are looking for a person who is a great fit with their culture, and who can think on their feet. They are also looking for someone who does not mind working 60+ hours a week. Do your research. Understand what you are getting yourself into, who your interviewers will be, and how you can speak to your culture fit, and you'll be fine. As with any interview, if the interviewers can tell you want the job enough to prepare effectively, you will have an advantage over other candidates.

The phone call with the person who approached me for the job was very pleasant, she was friendly and helpful. However the guy on the zoom call was yawning the whole interview which I found a little disrespectful, even so the interview went fine and I was asked to attend the second round, which they scheduled on 3:30 in the afternoon, however I got a call from the host that the interviewers were not present that day and the interview will be scheduled on another day. After that I did not hear from them for a month. When I finally emailed them myself asking for an update, they asked me to attend a face to face round. So far so good. The day of the interview though, this guy in the front desk was very rude as I struggled to figure the face registration app they had for visitors. The guy who did my interview was arrogant and very condescending. By the half of the interview because of his passive aggressive nature I knew I wasn't selected whatsoever. At my previous company I worked as a Front Desk Executive and my senior had recommended me to choose a role of a community associate to groom my skills. So when I saw the opening for the Associate I jumped on the ocassion. Now I was really fascinated with the community role however I had little to no experience. But the interviewer asked me questions as though I was aiming for too high. I admit my answers were not great but wasn't I there to exactly learn that? When he didn't like my answer he made me sound as though I was underprepared and I was taking the interview lightly and that made me wonder. I have attended many a different interviews for many different companies but this by far was the most humiliating one.