21 Uber interview questions you don't want to be asked

If you want to work at one of the hottest tech companies in the world, you will have to answer a few questions first, including why Uber at all.

Uber's interview process can be notoriously long. To become a general manager - someone who launches and leads a team in a new city for Uber - you'll be taking a timed, two-hour analytics test.

For more creative positions at Uber, such as marketing manager, you may be asked to create a new marketing campaign for Uber.

Unlike companies like Google, which are infamous for giving their candidates impossible brainteaser interview questions, Uber's questions to potential hires are more straightforward - and they say a lot about Uber's company culture.

Using Glassdoor, we've compiled questions from Uber's interview candidates.