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Senior Analyst at Forrester Research
Posted Nov 23, 2009
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Received and Accepted Offer
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Interviewed Jan 2007 (took 2 months)
Lengthy and intense process which involves multiple phone and in-person interviews; writing a research paper and going through two rounds of edits; and presenting on your research paper to a team of analysts in person and on the phone. The analysts attending the presentation will challenge your findings and force you to explain/defend any claims.
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Not much wiggle room. It is pretty rigid about salary bands and stingy with alternatives such as options/sign-on bonuses.
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I got the interview through an Employee Referral and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview, a Presentation and a Skills Test.
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Associate Data Advisor at Forrester Research
Posted Apr 12, 2009
Interviewed Sep 2008 in Cambridge, MA (took 1 week)
There was first an initial HR phone screening interview. This was very basic, just making sure you can make coherent sentences. The second step was a phone interview with my future manager… — Post a review to see full interview
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Researcher at Forrester Research
Posted Mar 28, 2009 — 1 of 1 people found this helpful
Interviewed Jan 2008 in Cambridge, MA (took 3 weeks)
Forrester often makes it more difficult than need be to move internally. I know several people who have simply left rather than put up with the internal red tape necessary to switch… — Post a review to see full interview
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Senior Analyst at Forrester Research
Posted Mar 25, 2009
Interviewed Apr 2008 in Cambridge, MA (took 5+ weeks)
This was the most comprehensive interview process I had ever been though. I first had a number of phone screens. The first was with the in house HR recruiter. He was very friendly, but… — Post a review to see full interview
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Senior Advisor at Forrester Research
Posted Mar 22, 2009
Interviewed Apr 2007 in Cambridge, MA (took 5 weeks)
It started with a screen with the recruiter, which I decided to do in person rather than on the phone so I could make the best impression. At that mtg, I ended up mtg the hiring manager… — Post a review to see full interview
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Research Associate at Forrester Research
Posted Mar 19, 2009
Interviewed Aug 2007 in London, England (took 4 weeks)
The experience I had was relatively quick by company standards -- normally the process takes a month or two, where in my case it was a matter of weeks. I had 5 interviews prior to receiving… — Post a review to see full interview
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