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There were no questions but three different game based assessments, the longer you were in the assessment and you were choosing correct answers the more difficult it became. If you were answering correct then your time wouldn't shrink so fast. Two of assessments were about shapes - the first one was about finding the exact same displayed shape on the top of screen which was constructed of many different squares/triangles and you had to find that same shape among others displayed - rise of difficulty included more different number of elements and additional rotation of them as whole, second one was about finding one unique shape among others - the harder it got the more minimalistic changes were added to the shapes, e.g. more edges, different kind of filling or no filling, more colours, different borders, and third one was about adding/substracting/multiplying/divisioning numbers, you had displayed specific number on the top with given mathematical operation and you had to choose specific numbers which gave that exact number.
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Paid Internship | QA

Interviewed at PwC

3.6★
Jul 9, 2025

There were no questions but three different game based assessments, the longer you were in the assessment and you were choosing correct answers the more difficult it became. If you were answering correct then your time wouldn't shrink so fast. Two of assessments were about shapes - the first one was about finding the exact same displayed shape on the top of screen which was constructed of many different squares/triangles and you had to find that same shape among others displayed - rise of difficulty included more different number of elements and additional rotation of them as whole, second one was about finding one unique shape among others - the harder it got the more minimalistic changes were added to the shapes, e.g. more edges, different kind of filling or no filling, more colours, different borders, and third one was about adding/substracting/multiplying/divisioning numbers, you had displayed specific number on the top with given mathematical operation and you had to choose specific numbers which gave that exact number.

1. Tell me about yourself? 2. Why did you leave your last job? 3. Please tell me about your long-term career goals for Customer service specialist? 4. Inform you that you would be an resource using this organization? 5. Tell us a bit more what do you know about metrics?
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Paid Product Specialist

Interviewed at Cognizant

3.6★
Dec 14, 2021

1. Tell me about yourself? 2. Why did you leave your last job? 3. Please tell me about your long-term career goals for Customer service specialist? 4. Inform you that you would be an resource using this organization? 5. Tell us a bit more what do you know about metrics?

Besides the classic questions (why LEGO, how do you think you could add value to the team, introduce yourself, etc), they also proposed several business scenarios and they asked what PPC campaign would you propose for them and why. They also went a bit more in depth and asked about specific features of the PPC strategy, such as bidding or keyword strategy, and our thought process while responding to questions.
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Paid Search Coordinator

Interviewed at the LEGO Group

4.3★
May 5, 2025

Besides the classic questions (why LEGO, how do you think you could add value to the team, introduce yourself, etc), they also proposed several business scenarios and they asked what PPC campaign would you propose for them and why. They also went a bit more in depth and asked about specific features of the PPC strategy, such as bidding or keyword strategy, and our thought process while responding to questions.

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