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No Offer – Reviewed Apr 23, 2013
Interview Details – I applied through my university recruiting website. After a basic, very short interview at my school, I was asked to interview at headquarters. I met with four employees, one of which was a recent grad. Only one interviewer asked challenging questions. The entire process was lengthy but fairly straightforward. Many of my peers and I were never contacted with either an offer or denial.
Interview Question – These questions were specific to projects I had completed in school. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 11, 2013
Interview Details – Interviewed through skype. Talked with VP and he introduced about the company. Went through my resume and questions about my previous project experience.
Interview Question – Asked me some macroeconomics questions and how to use model to handle the problem as well as doing predictions. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Nov 2012 – Reviewed Mar 15, 2013
Interview Details – I got an on campus interview, we talked about my projects and interests. Very basic SQL questions. Invited for on-site interview, two weeks later, with 3 tech-manager and a recent employee. Took the Wonderic test at the beginning of the interview. Asked general questions about position in career and leadership experience.
Interview Question – Asked general questions about position in career and leadership experience. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Dec 2012 – Reviewed Feb 20, 2013
Interview Details –
At first a HR in comscore told me that I will get a phone interview and then go to Virginia headquarters for onsite if I pass the phone interview. But at last I get a final interview just in their Chicago Office in Willis Tower.
4 people one by one came to interview me, one of them is a newly grad student just joined them. The last is a senior manager. They are all very friendly.
The questions are about my resume project, they asked me to illustrate one of my project in my resume. They the have white paper to you to write some code.
You will use knowledge of trees, recursion, etc, very normal data structure and algorithm questions. One of them asked me to design a class, not very hard. But I didn't figure out some answers asked by the last person, it's not about programming but math.
Interview Question – to design a many nodes tree instead of normal binary tree, I didn't figure out. And some math problem which were not very hard, but I didn't figure out either. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 31, 2013
Interview Details – On-campus interview through university recruiting. Laid back, conversational in nature and interviewer was very friendly. Received a mix of behavioral and functional interview questions. Was not selected for second-round interview.
Interview Question – Describe a time when you faced difficulty working in a group and what you did to overcome the issue. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 28, 2013
Interview Details – Asked general questions about position in career and leadership experience. It was a conversation more than an interview.
Interview Question – How many high schools are in US? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Nov 2012 – Reviewed Nov 26, 2012
Interview Details –
Campus interview followed by onsite in Chicago two weeks later.
Took the Wonderic test at the beginning of the interview, then interviewed with 4 people, all from the same database development team.
I'm not a CS major and was hoping to get into their analytic team... but they were not hiring analysts in Chicago right now.
Interview Question – simple questions for any CS people, like binary search trees, find the median of a sequence. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in South San Francisco, CA Jun 2012 – Reviewed Jul 19, 2012
Interview Details –
The interview process was relatively straightforward...I received a call approximately three weeks after I submitted the application from one of the recruiting staff in VA, who set up a phone interview with one of the managers at the South SF office. It was a nice, relaxed interview and the manager was very nice.
Afterwards, I was scheduled for a three hour on-site interview with four members of the group. It was a pleasant experience and most of the questions were about work on my resume. Not much skill-based assessment.
Interview Question – Why do you want to work for this company? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in South San Francisco, CA Jun 2012 – Reviewed Jul 11, 2012
Interview Details – screened by HR. flown to location. met hiring manager, peers and team.
Interview Question – how can you change our business? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Reston, VA Dec 2011 – Reviewed Mar 6, 2012
Interview Details – Absolutely bizarre. I spoke with five people and still have no idea what this company does or what my job would have been. Nobody seemed to have any passion for their jobs. Lots of strange IT types lumped into the awkward interview and lunch with a senior manager. Reston is a bland corner of suburban Washington. I'd say more, but I'm just confused.
Interview Question – Don't remember any Answer Question
Pros: Top notch clients- top notch co workers - learning a lot - a company with a lot of bright people- I really like working for comScore- even if I have some very big cons. – Full Review `
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