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Software Engineer at Northgate Information Solutions
No Offer – Interviewed in Hyderābād (India) Jun 2010 – Reviewed Aug 16, 2010
Interview Details – The interview went on for 2 days and it was for a fresher position and the rounds included were five. The first round was a group discussion round with time limit of 2 mins for each. the second round was a written test round with a time limit of 60 mins and the third round was technical round which went on for around 30 mins and the fourth round was with the hiring manager which went on for about 30 mins and last round was the HR round which went on for around 20 mins, overall it was a very good learning experience.
Interview Questions
- What are your greatest strengths? Answer Question
- What do you know about our company? Answer Question
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Trainee Software Developer at Northgate Information Solutions
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Bristol, England (UK) Aug 2007 – Reviewed May 17, 2009
Interview Details –
I was approached by an agency who did all the communication with the company and they filled me in with
the job details and then forwarded my CV onto the company. When I was asked to come in for an interview
it was through the agency. The interview was with the team leader I would be working for and his manager.
The interview was pretty straightforward - they asked about University (dissertation, favourite subjects etc)
and my previous jobs. They didn't ask about how well I matched their requirement...they were
expecting someone with no experience so really they wanted to see what kind of person I was more than anything and to tell me about the company and the job.
Everyone seemed really relaxed but not too laid back..you could tell they were getting on with their jobs but also there was a friendly atmosphere.
Interview Questions
- What have you been doing since graduating University and attending this interview? View Answer
- What were your favourite subjects at Uni and why? Answer Question
- Explain you reasons for choosing your dissertation and generally describe what it is about. View Answer
Negotiation Details –
I was able to negotiate a little as the min salary I was willing to accept was higher than what was offered but the actual negotiation was done through the agency who did a rather good job.
To other candidates - be wary. Although the initial pay may be good compared to other companies...your salary won't increase a lot once you have the job as they are a bit stingy when it comes to salary reviews and promotions especially if you don't have a lot of experience. Some of the more senior management don't seem to realise that a lot of experience does not necessarily translate into competence.
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