Overall, not bad. They gave me 20 minutes to answer a few scenarios to see how I would respond to different people in different stages in their journey and life. Then they give you a question where they want a 1 min video response to. The next part was a mock coaching session that lasted 45 min. From what I understand this is where a lot of people struggle and where a lot of recruitments get weeded out. They want to see how you will handle a difficult client, what questions will you ask and how will you maintain your composure. While it may not be realistic, it is a test, so just focus on using MI techniques and try to be as positive as possible. I walked away wanting to crawl under a rock, but that seems to be a general consensus and does not mean you did bad. The final interview was where we finally met a recruiter from Noom face to face and she asked me a variety of questions about my work experience.

This was a multi-step application/interview process, including application, recorded video introduction, mock coaching session and Zoom interview, all completed within a week and a half. The mock coaching session focused on delivering Motivational Interviewing skills with a hypothetical client. The Zoom interview focused on questions about past work/life experiences - "When was a time that you received constructive criticism and had to incorporate the feedback into your work?" *Please note - all correspondence from Noom came into my inbox except for the offer itself, which was filtered into my Promotions folder.