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Recruiting at HubSpot is all about one thing: helping you find and grow a career you love. We know the application process can be intimidating. But we're here to set you up for success. Whether or not you decide to join our team, our goal is to create a candidate experience that's positive, inclusive, and helpful.
These are the recruiting principles you can count on.
It's about culture-add, not culture-fit.
We want to hire people who will make HubSpot better. People who will add to our culture with their unique ideas and backgrounds.
Résumés aren't everything.
There's no such thing as a perfect résumé. That's why college degrees aren't required for many roles, and career gaps or switches are welcome.
We're transparent about compensation.
All of our posted roles in the United States include compensation ranges so you know, up front, if a role is a good fit for you. Learn more about what this means for you, and HubSpot's compensation philosophy.
Recruiters want you to succeed.
It's true. They want you to get the job. Don't be afraid to ask them for advice or guidance during your process. They're here to help.
We prepare for interviews, too.
While you're researching HubSpot, we're improving our job posts, taking interviewer trainings, and making sure we're creating an objective, inclusive process.
Feedback helps us grow.
We share feedback with candidates after interviews to help them improve for the future, and we always ask how we can improve via our candidate survey and Glassdoor reviews.
You applied. Now what?
What happens on the other side of the application process? Here's what you can expect once you apply for a job at HubSpot.
Our recruiting team will review your application and follow up within 10 days about whether or not we'll be moving forward with your application.
Recruiter Phone Interview
The recruiter for the role will set up time to learn more about you and answer any questions. You should not expect personalized feedback at this stage.
You may receive a 'take-home' assessment, like a role play or content assignment. Many roles have these to give a better idea of what the job is like.
Manager Phone Interview
You and the hiring manager will have a conversation where you can learn more about the work, and they can assess your skills and interest. Starting at this stage, we will provide personalized feedback if we decide not to move forward.
Face-to-Face Interviews
You'll interview over video through Zoom with 3-5 HubSpotters who have prepared to ask you thoughtful questions. If we decide not to move forward afterward, you'll receive the decision via email with the option to set up a feedback call.
Decision Stage
Hopefully, after the hiring team debriefs, you receive an offer. If not, we always provide candidates with thoughtful feedback for future interviews.
New Hire Onboarding
Once you've accepted an offer, our recruiting team will give you all the information you need about the new hire onboarding process. Expect trainer-led lessons, group work, and self-paced sessions virtually over Zoom.
Depending on the role, application processes can vary a little. Some may include assessments or video interviews, for example.
How to prepare for a job interview.
There's no big secret to getting a job at HubSpot. Do your research, come prepared, and be yourself. Our recruiters share their tips to help you do just that.
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You have questions. We have answers!
What exactly does HubSpot do?
HubSpot makes business-to-business software. Our marketing, sales, and customer success products are used by tens of thousands of customers around the world to grow their businesses. Most of our customers are small- to medium-sized businesses, but we also have an enterprise product, and free products, including a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and an email marketing tool, as well as a HubSpot for Startups rate. Learn more about how customers use HubSpot.
How long does the application process typically take?
While application timelines can vary a lot for a variety of factors, our goal is to let you know within 10-14 days if we'll be moving forward with your application. From there, our recruiters let you know at the phone interview stage what to expect, and give you updates along the way on timing.
Does HubSpot sponsor visas?
Given the impact COVID-19 is having on global travel and immigration laws, HubSpot has suspended immigration sponsorship and cross-border relocation in some of our regions. We are closely monitoring local developments and will continue to revisit this suspension in impacted regions. (Typically, HubSpot sponsors visas in unique circumstances. It often depends on the role, the candidate, the region they'll be working in, and a variety of factors to determine eligibility.)
Is the HubSpot Culture Code real?
If you read the Culture Code, you might be wondering how much of it actually holds true when you start working at HubSpot. (We know this because our recruiters get asked it a lot!) And we don't blame you; it sounds like a lot of autonomy, flexibility, and transparency for a fast-growing, public company. The truth is, we do walk the walk on the Culture Code. It's not all rainbows and sunshine, of course. There are frustrating days at work and bad Glassdoor reviews, just like you'd find at most companies. But most HubSpotters will tell you that our values and promises to employees that are outlined in the Culture Code ring true.
How is HubSpot investing in diversity, inclusion, and belonging?
Belonging is a top priority at HubSpot. Our goal of becoming a more diverse company shapes everything from how we hire and support employees, to the events we host for our local communities Every year, we publish our Diversity Data report to hold ourselves accountable for making progress, and we're constantly evolving HubSpot's employee-led resource groups including People of Color at HubSpot, ParentSpot, the LGBTQ+ Alliance, and Women@HubSpot to offer even better support and resources. Our Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging team works with employees and leaders globally to set goals, focus, and strategy for making an impact. We are heightening our focus on inclusion in our non-US offices and on accessibility, age diversity, and supporting veterans.
HubSpot was named a Best Company for Diversity by Comparably, and while we've made progress over the past few years, we have a long way to go. Learn more about diversity, inclusion, and belonging at HubSpot.
Does HubSpot report on its sustainability practices?
We've always strived to build a company future generations would be proud of. That means growing sustainably and investing in our people, communities, and world. Take a look at our 2022 Sustainability Report to learn more about how we're committing to a more sustainable future by investing in climate action, creating equity for our people and communities, and practicing good governance.
Does HubSpot support remote work?
Absolutely! Hundreds of HubSpotters work in fully remote positions, and employees in our offices have the flexibility to work from home when they need to. Learn more about remote work at HubSpot.
With HubSpotters currently working remotely, what does that mean for candidates?
As HubSpot is fully remote at the moment due to COVID-19, 100% of your recruitment and onboarding experience will be virtual. But don't worry, our Recruiting and Learning & Development teams work hard to make sure your experience is inclusive and gives you a strong sense of HubSpot's culture and team. Expect Zoom and phone interviews, along with trainer-led sessions, self-paced learning, and lots of virtual meet-and-greets during new hire onboarding.
What can I expect from a virtual interview experience?
We're here to help you be as prepared as possible before any interview process, that's why we'll send you a prep email including a Zoom interview guide so that you can ace your interview. Before you meet an interviewer, you'll have a 15 minute session with a member of the Recruiting team to make sure your Zoom video and audio are working smoothly. Your interviewers will then join the meeting, and get to know you a little better, and they'll be responsible for connecting you with the next interviewer or wrapping up. We know interviews can be stressful as-is, and so it's our job to make the virtual process as easy as possible.
My home isn't the ideal environment for a virtual interview. Does that matter?
In a virtual interview, we know you'll most likely be interviewing from your home. We also know that home doesn't always usually look like a magazine cover (at least ours don't) and, frankly, it doesn't need to. We're all human, after all. So, there's no need to paint the wall white behind you, worry if your kid comes in to say 'hello', or put the dog outside. If you'd prefer to use a Zoom background during your interviews, go for it! In fact, we've put together some HubSpot Zoom backgrounds if that's the case.
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