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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Everett, WA – Reviewed Sep 13, 2012
Interview Details – I started as a temp and after a period of time I was approched by my boss and asked if I wanted to be hired on full time
Negotiation Details – na
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in New Delhi (India) May 2011 – Reviewed Jun 7, 2012
Interview Details – I had three rounds of interview, first round on telephone with General Manager followed by a face to face meeting. The last round was with General Manager-South East Asia followed by discussions with HR on compensation & joining date. Exhaustive interview where I was asked about my strengths and weaknesses, why I want to join this organisation and what specific value I can add to the position for which I am being considered.
Interview Question – Are you a strategic thinker ? Do you keep a micro view or macro view on the projects you work upon ? View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2010 – Reviewed Mar 17, 2012
Interview Details – Approached Fluke at the career fair. Was asked to interview with a recruiter. After interviewing with recruiter, was flown out to HQ to interview with 7 people.
Interview Question – Why Fluke? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Dec 2010 – Reviewed Nov 29, 2011
Interview Details –
I was originally asked for an interview at a recruiter for a position they thought was fitting for me. The interview at the recruiter was a pleasant experience with what felt like personal interest for my abilities and work history, and they recommended me onwards to Fluke. Fluke took several weeks (during which my recruiter tried to get in touch with them on just about daily basis) to get back to the recruiter, after which they invited me for an interview at the office.
Thanks to muddied communication I arrived at the wrong location, where I tried to find out where I was supposed to be. I asked Fluke's receptionist where I was supposed to be, at which I got an exasperated eyeroll and waving of hands. She merely pointed in a generic direction, and in English that I quite didn't expect from an international company's representative, mumbled instructions. Luckily the location was nearby and I found my way to the office where I was supposed to be.
After an interview that I can only describe with the word "seemingly nice but not at all", I had a feeling my interviewer had not even read my CV. He was surprised at some things I mentioned that were clearly written down in my CV! I left feeling like my time wasn't appreciated whatsoever.
For my second interview I was interviewed by two people (an HR representative and a MarCom representative) who seemed to be up to par. This interview was insightful and very challenging, but didn't really mend the bad feelings I had gotten from my first one.
However, in my situation I was more or less forced to accept the offer I received after the second interview.
Interview Question – Pick a theme or a product and represent/sell it in a new way. View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Feb 2008 – Reviewed Jan 26, 2010
Interview Details – First you're screened with pre-qualifying questions. Then if you make it through, they send you through panel interviews for at least one complete day. Then if you make it through that, you go through a second panel. The president gets final authority to choose the best candidate.
Interview Question – Tell me about a time when you proposed a business case that was funded to market. Answer Question
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