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Avaya Business Analyst Interview Questions & Reviews
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Interview Experience 2 Ratings
Business Analyst at Avaya
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Feb 2012 – Reviewed Apr 25, 2012
Interview Details –
An interview with a Human Resources rep came first. I was informed about the company culture and the position requirements. I was also requested to provide my background information and what was expected for this job.
After that, a person from the Business interviewed me with ore specific questions and a quick test.
Finally I had a phone interview with the management team.
The interviews were in one day only and it took just a couple of hours. It was very fast.
Negotiation Details – After the interview process I received a call with an offer. They did not let me negociate salary nor vacation.
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Business Analyst at Avaya
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sep 2010 – Reviewed May 27, 2011
Interview Details – Approached by company recruiter and had several phone interviews plus one in-person interview. Interviewers were skillful, respectful, and warm. The process gave me an excellent impression of the company.
Interview Question – Tell me about yourself. View Answer
Negotiation Details – Negotiated a good salary and bonus package, but they cut the bonus percentage in half after I was there for 3 weeks. So I don't think the bonus offer was honest and in good faith.
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