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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI Dec 2009 – Reviewed May 13, 2013 New
Interview Details – Meeting with department head and an engineer. Typical good cop bad cop routine.
Interview Question – Tell me about your greatest failure. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – None, apparently Hasbro does not negotiate.
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 10, 2013
Interview Details – 2 sets of in person interviews, one with HR and 2 members of the team. Next round was in person with the same 2 members of the team and another person with similar past experience.
Interview Question – Mostly focused on the level to which I would be committed to entering a new role that was offered, if that opportunity arose. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI – Reviewed Dec 27, 2012
Interview Details –
Was first contacted by an outside recruiter who then submitted my resume. Next I had a phone interview with an internal recruiter. He called half an hour later than expected with no explanation but was otherwise professional and asked relevant and reasonable questions. After submitting a work sample an interview was scheduled on-site.
The first person, my would-be immediate superior, spent almost the entire hour speaking and asked very few questions. They left a good impression on me. The next scheduled person wasn't in, and I met instead a more senior person in the group. The person was looking at my resume for the first time (judging by the questions) and may not have known I was coming or seen my work sample. The person first spent a good amount of time asking probing personal questions. The person's demeanor was dismissive and impatient, one of the rudest encounters I've had in an interview. At no point was I tested on relevant knowledge or ability to perform.
After sending a thank-you note the next day I received no follow ups whatsoever from anyone. The job posting remained up for several months. It is now down and it's unclear from linkedin whether anyone was finally hired.
Finally, when I wanted to do a post-portem with the internal recruiter three months after interviewing, they were already working elsewhere.
Interview Question – Mostly it was the lack of any relevant questions - nothing even along the lines of "do you know product/technology so-and-so". Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Providence, RI Sep 2008 – Reviewed Sep 20, 2012
Interview Details – What do you like about the toy industry. 3 interviews. Good comunication
Interview Question – No hard questions. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI – Reviewed Aug 15, 2012
Interview Details – They never followed up with me, I always had to follow up with them. Process seemed very unorganized and I waited a very long time in the reception area before the interviewer came to let me in.
Interview Question – Questions were fairly easy. Some situational questions were more difficult than others. (IE You're having a problem with a co-worker, how do you resolve it? ) Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Non existant
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI Sep 2011 – Reviewed May 23, 2012
Interview Details – I was asked to have an interview with the College Recruiter in HR and then another with the Senior Producer of the department. Both of these interviews were on the phone and had no face-to-face contact before being offered the position.
Interview Questions
No Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI Mar 2010 – Reviewed Jul 1, 2011
Interview Details – The recruiter was very nice. They currently did not have a position open, but were looking for talent and making connections. It was extremely casual. She didn't ask a question to start off with so you had to direct the conversation. She also asked about projects in my portfolio. Brought portfolios back with her.
Interview Question – You know when you have a real job you'll only have to work 9-5 right? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI Mar 2010 – Reviewed Feb 27, 2011
Interview Details – Overall the interview process was status quo as interviews go. Simple easy conversation none of the standard interview questions "Tell me about a time when..." or strengths and weaknesses. Although I had prepped for anything. It is a long time in between first and second interview then awhile for the final outcome.
Interview Question – Examples of work View Answer
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Pawtucket, RI Jan 2010 – Reviewed Jan 26, 2010
Interview Details – The interviewer talked a lot, and didn't really let me get a word in, but liked my work.
Interview Questions
Reason for Declining – It turns out they already filled the position I was interviewing for, and were considering me for something I wasn't interested in.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jun 2008 – Reviewed May 5, 2009
Interview Details – The process took several months. It started with a screening call by a recruiter, then a telephone interview with the hiring manager, and then panel-type interviews that lasted an hour each, for about 4 hours. The screening and telephone interviews seemed very standard, and focused primarily on background and experience. The panel interviews seemed geared toward "fit" more than experience. One disappointment was that no one (even the hiring manager) had a very good explanation for what the job actually was.
Interview Question – We have a new product, product X, coming out for the holiday season. What should the price point be? View Answer
Negotiation Details – Negotiation was non existent. You get what you get. I got the sense that HR keeps them on a very tight leash.
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