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No Offer – Interviewed in Jersey City, NJ Jan 2012 – Reviewed Mar 9, 2013
Interview Details – Was referred to the company by a recruiter. Had one on-site interview with one person. I was there for about half an hour. Most of the questioned concerned details of my prior experience as appearing on my resume. After that he asked a few technical questions concerning Java. At the end, he said he would be interviewing others and would get back to me later. I did not hear back from them through the recruiter.
Interview Question – Went through my resume and asked me to described the applications and environments I worked in. What is the most efficient data structure in Java? Compare performance of Collections with arrays? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Jersey City, NJ Jan 2013 – Reviewed Feb 5, 2013
Interview Details – I applied online for one of the positions available on the website as a Programmer Analyst for Mainframe.I was contacted by one of the Staffing recruiters of the company, and discussed previous experience and skill-sets over the phone and was told the information provided will be forwarded to the hiring manager. Afterwards, it was difficult getting in contact with the recruiter since she was out of her office for quite some time. A few weeks later, she contacted me and told me the hiring manager was interested in moving forward so we set up an onsite interview after New Years. The day of the interview, I met with the Vice President of Product Development and Director of Development on the Jersey City location; conducted in the office of the Vice President. The interview was very conversational, they asked me a few questions on my work experience, a few behavioral questions, and a more in-depth description/responsibilities of the position and work environment. The Vice President and Director were very friendly and engaging. Great personalities, very team-oriented environment. Must say, it was not difficult at all; I was asked no technical questions. Since interview was very conversational, they actually wanted/allowed me to ask questions during the interview process which turned out to be good (I was ready with a few). The interview lasted approximately 45 minutes. I was told they will contact me if they decided to offer me the position.
Interview Question –
There were no difficult/unexpected questions. Just know your resume and be ready to answer a few questions on technologies you utilized and experiences on the role.
1) Describe your roles/experience?
2) Since this position requires one to constantly work with data (business transactions)/ fix
problems, how willing are you to come if called unexpectedly?
Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jersey City, NJ Jun 2010 – Reviewed Jul 27, 2011
Interview Details – might be a no brainer but really know your resume. I had almost forgotten that I put down some econ paper I wrote ages ago and was asked to follow up on any current update. a VP there interviewed me and he was very careful on going through every line of my resume. no question about fit or situations. all experience related.
Interview Question – i c that you wrote your college thesis on the exchange rate issue surrounding the chinese yuan and the U.S. dollar...tell me what's happening in the currency market regarding this topic Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Jersey City, NJ Dec 2010 – Reviewed Feb 6, 2011
Interview Details – I applied online seeing the posting in monster. HR called me and said I am being considered and asked my availabilty for a face to face interview. I went for the interview and they seemed very busy there. The person who was about to interview me was in a conference. So another guy started interviewing me and asked me about my school projects. After 10- 15 minutes the guy in the conference came and asked me the same thing about my school project. They didn't ask any technical questions. After one month I got an email that they selected someone else.
Interview Question – explain school project View Answer
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