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Claims Analyst Internship at Liberty Mutual Insurance
No Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2010 – Reviewed Apr 1, 2010
Interview Details – I first met the recruiter at my college career fair and talked to her about internship opportunities at Liberty Mutual, and then sent her an e-mail later that day. A few weeks later I got a response from her to schedule a phone interview. During the interview she asked very standard interview questions, but I felt like she was so different from the nice, friendly recruiter I met at my career fair. Any question I asked her was answered with a curt response.
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