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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Hopkinton, MA Oct 2008 – Reviewed Oct 29, 2012
Interview Details – Recruiting process began on my university campus and took 3+ months, 3 interviews.
Negotiation Details – NA
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Hopkinton, MA Dec 2011 – Reviewed Jan 13, 2012
Interview Details – It was efficient and inefficient at the same time. I had great references, resume, experience, and etc. She asked what my price was, and I did not know (and did not want to be the first to say a number). She got stinky and told me to call back when I knew more, but that a "hiring freeze" could happen anytime. Later I found out she called me something less then flattering. Maybe she got the vibe because I hadn't slept in 24 hrs.
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Negotiation Details – I did not negotiate...
No Offer – Interviewed in Franklin, MA Mar 2011 – Reviewed Sep 15, 2011
Interview Details – It was standard. No tests or anything, jsut talking to managers. There were alot of people to interview with before you get an offer.
No Offer – Interviewed in Boston, MA Jan 2009 – Reviewed Jun 7, 2011
Interview Details – BAD !!.... the interview went good .... the manager never replied called him many times but no reply.....then found out that he was out of town and by the time he replied the position was put on freeze !
Interview Question – lot of time spent in explaining their product Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in May 2007 – Reviewed Mar 20, 2009
Interview Details – The interview process began as a phone interview to ask questions about the job with a Senior Manager in the group. This then led to on-site interviews over 4 hours with 3 different members of the group. The interviews were a mixture of fit and quantitative analysis. There was then another day of another 4 interviews with mostly fit interviews and an interview with an HR rep. I was contacted a few days later to inform me that I was being offered the position.
Interview Question – Looking at the growth in certain sectors where would you take the company? The question was based on several graphs and metrics that were laid out for you. Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 8, 2013
Interview Details – Interviewed with 7 people over a two month period. I started to wonder if they were on the fence about me being a good fit as every time I inquired about the status they proposed a new person that they wanted me to speak with. While the people that I interviewed with were incredibly personable and friendly, I was dissappointed at the length of time it took to push me through the interview process and finally never heard any final decision response.
Interview Question – Not difficult at all. They are looking for good personality fit and proficiency in skill sets. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2012 – Reviewed Jun 21, 2012
Interview Details – My first phone interview was with the recruiter. The interview with the recruiter went well and the recruiter set me up with an interview with the company. When I arrived for the interview with the company, I was told the manager who was supposed to interview me was on vacation but they had sent someone under the manager to interview me. I thought it was a little strange but okay. The actual interview seemed to go fine as I have several years experience in using the tools the company uses. I was told the process for them usually takes around 7 days to get everything completed and they wanted to get me back in to make sure I was a good fit. Everything seemed fine, and I was told they were going to going to contact the recruiter and setup a 2nd interview with the manager as soon as they returned from vacation. Three days later, I contacted the recruiter via phone and email to see how things were coming and find out if there was anything I could do. The recruiter told me that the manager had just got back from vacation and was evaluating the people which had been interviewed. Six days after the interview, I called and email the recruiter again to check in to see what was going on. The recruiter told me they were conducting the 2nd round of interviews and would get back to me for my 2nd interview with them. Nine days after the interview, I called the recruiter and was told they had gone with someone else. I was just left there scratching my head and received no feedback from the recruiter as to why I was told they were going to set me up with a 2nd interview and not do it (was I overqualified/ underqualified. some kind of feedback would have been nice to find out maybe what I need to work on).
Interview Question – Describe a situation where a issue came to you which conflicted with company policy and how you would handle it. Answer Question
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2010 – Reviewed Jun 17, 2010
Interview Details – 4 Rounds of interviews from 2 levels of job offering managers, peers from various teams.
Interview Question – How much that you understanding the job offering ? Why you think that you can fit the job ? Answer Question
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