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Technical Recruiter at Monster Worldwide

Declined Offer – Interviewed in Maynard, MA Dec 2012 – Reviewed Apr 14, 2013

Interview Details – I was approached by the Director of Talent Acquisition at Monster about the urgent need for sourcing high level technical talent to the company. He asked me to come in to meet him ASAP.

Interview Question – Why should I hire you if Monster.com isn't your primary resource for technical sourcing?   View Answer

Reason for Declining – I was concerned that the TA group did not think that recruiting beyond Monster resume surfing was a good thing. And they always have openings posted for recruiters at the company. That's a sign that something is "broken".

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Internet Recruitment Consultant at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Florence, SC – Reviewed Mar 20, 2013

Interview Details – Not your standard interview. Lots of questions about how you would handle various situations. Many questions require you to answer about negative work experiences.

Interview Question – Tell me about a time when you didn't get along with a co-worker and how you overcame it.   View Answer

Negotiation Details – Salaries and benefits are non negotiable. Package is very generous, and there is room for advancement if you play politics.

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QA Lead at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Maynard, MA Oct 2009 – Reviewed Mar 11, 2013

Interview Details – Getting the HR department to respond back to emails/phone calls, etc. was extremely difficult. Actual interview went very well, folks were knowledgeable, and openly communicative. Technical questions were based on real-life situations, not many theoretical scenarios.

Interview Question – Tell us why we should let you work from home?   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – Pretty easy.

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Sales at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 5, 2013

Interview Details – 3 interviews, phone screen, manager, and either DM or VP

Interview Question – Sell me this pen.   Answer Question

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Software Engineer/Intern at Monster Worldwide

No Offer – Interviewed in Boston, MA Feb 2013 – Reviewed Mar 4, 2013

Interview Details – Interview process was very nice and unique. First i had a phone interview, he was very friendly and asked about my projects and how i implemented and some basic technical stuff. Then i was called for next interview but this time they invited the selected people to their office at Cambridge, Boston. They received us as if we are the clients and they gave demo about how monster works and then the 2nd interview. They asked basic technical questions

Interview Question – difference between statements of sql and stored procedures   Answer Question

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National Account Manager at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Maynard, MA Aug 2010 – Reviewed Feb 28, 2013

Interview Details – Total time from first touch to hire was 2 months and 2 interviews. Working for Monster isn't for entry-level sales professionals so they are quite aware of who will fit the build. It was more or less whether I would mesh well with the company. It was definitely the best interview process I've ever been through.

Interview Question – None   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – Not much negotiation. They came in at the top so there wasn't much room for discussion.

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Product Manager at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Maynard, MA Nov 2009 – Reviewed Jan 3, 2013

Interview Details – I got called by an HR rep who scheduled an interview with her and the hiring manager. The process was actually fairly straightforward, as I believe they had been looking for quite a while. I came into the office and met with HR and the Hiring Manager. I was then called back to interview with 2 additional managers...

Interview Question – What are you doing working at CompUSA?   View Answer

Negotiation Details – Not much negotiation, as I had been under/un-employed for so long

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Account Manager at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Maynard, MA Aug 2008 – Reviewed Dec 30, 2012

Interview Details – lots of the basic stock sales question interviews. Just be prepared to explain your competencies and how you handle customers and work within a team setting

Interview Question – n/a   Answer Question

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Internet Recruitment Consultant at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Tempe, AZ – Reviewed Dec 6, 2012

Interview Details – Several Interviews, mock sales call with management, let you shadow to see if it would be a good fit.

Interview Question – Mock sales call.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – No negotiation.

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Internet Recruitment Consultant at Monster Worldwide

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in New York, NY May 2011 – Reviewed Nov 26, 2012

Interview Details – I was contacted by an Acquistion Talent Department. Had a brief interview with them. Then was brought in to meet with 4 managers at one time. There was a background check and had to supply references in order for the process to proceed. I was told that one of the managers were interested and I had a good chance. I waited for about 2 weeks and heard back that I had the position.

Interview Question – I was asked several basic questions. There really wasn't any questions in particular that I found were difficult. They allowed me to do majority of the talking in which I did. I asked lots of questions as I did have plenty.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – I did not negotiated as I was pleased with the salary and commission structure

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