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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Feb 2013 – Reviewed May 6, 2013
Interview Details –
I felt the interview process was pretty easy.
1. I had an initial HR interview asking me to tell about myself, salary expectations etc.
2. After a couple of days, had a phone interview with the hiring manager where we went over my resume, work culture at Orbitz, a few technical questions etc
3. After a week, got scheduled for in-house interview in Chicago HQ. I had 1:1 with the hiring manager asking typically for behavioral questions. Had 2 technical interview with 2 developers/QA each interview.
4. Interview ended with the HR asking about the interview process and next steps.
A week later I got the job offer, was given 48 hrs to say yes/no. Overall it was a very good interview experience.
Negotiation Details – I was happy with what I got.
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 20, 2013
Interview Details – Test coding, tech and behavioral interviews. Nothing unexpected.
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 10, 2013
Interview Details – I got a call for a phone interview. Spoke to person in charge of department about 5 minutes. He told me about the job and asked very little about my experience. I was told I would hear back for next step. I never heard back not even an email.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Oct 2012 – Reviewed Mar 5, 2013
Interview Details –
Overall process is very quick if you don't have visa transfer process and all.
Got a call from Tech recruiter within couple of days of applying through employee referral.
Set up a time for telephone interview within couple of days
1. Telephone interview - past work exp, basics of algorithms, data structures (BTree, BFS, DFS), spring, basic patterns, design a datastructure for deck of cards game, what are my interests. I didn't recall/brushed some of the data structures which I had not used anytime in 9 years of my IT exp. Not sure if I anyone can remember everything unless you have used it recently.
2.Weekend code assement. Develop an application with a given set of business rules and couple of nice to have rules. I did well with all Junit, performance testing, thread safety to show that I am well rounded engineer. Off course this is where you can make your code speak your skills.
3.Onsite Personal Behaviour Interview 1 hour. Tests the level of enthu, interest and energy you have. Recollect best and worst experience why and when. How things work of orbitz. They test if you are a orbitz cultural fit.
4.Onsite Personal Technical Interview 1 hour. This was little rough since I had not brushed up some datastructure like linkedhashmap complexity. All questions were design challenges. Like how do you design a system, One was about Executor framework other was designing a caching system. I guess the interviewers had recently done some cache design and they just
5. After step 3 and 4 there was a group manager interview where he asked about scaling a system and then actual team manager you are joining would interview you.
Interview Question – Core datastructures and algorithms complexities. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – It went up and down both for position as well as compensation. Position finally offered was what I wanted, but compensation was 3 to 5 % less than what I asked for. However I was desperately looking for a change with my Visa constraints and all where Orbitz made the best decision. End of the day I was happy.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Dec 2012 – Reviewed Feb 17, 2013
Interview Details –
I sent in my resume after finding the job posting on Monster.com. About a week later I received an email from a recruiter to set up a phone interview. After the initial interview with the recruiter, I had a second phone interview with the director of the e-commerce fraud department. During that conversation, we set up a face to face.
A few days before the interview I was sent an itinerary for the day. The interview in total was about 3-4 hours. It consisted of 4 separate meet and greets. The first was with 2 current Fraud Analysts, the second with a supervisor, the third was face to face with the director, and the fourth was another analyst, all about 45 mins - an hour.
The next morning I was contacted by the recruiter who was offering me the position. About 5 days later after sending in my signed offer I was mailed a mandatory drug test. Start date was about 2 weeks after that.
Interview Question – The questions were very laid back and more of a friendly atmosphere as opposed to a formal interview. I was asked to name the capitals of certain countries, what I like to do for fun, my analyzing style, if i was tech savvy (knowledgeable on search engines, facebook, twitter etc). Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Champaign, IL Oct 2012 – Reviewed Feb 11, 2013
Interview Details – Get the interview at the Career Fair
Interview Question – Do a flight reservation system Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL – Reviewed Dec 26, 2012
Interview Details –
First round was a telephonic interview with the corporate recruiter which was mainly to ask basic questions about my experience and to find out my availability, work status, etc.. I then had a telephonic interview with one of the developers to assess my initial technical ability. I was then called for an on-site interview for some more rounds of interview with various members of the team itself as well as the adjacent team with which my position has a lot of interaction.
The interview and hiring process was one of the fastest and was the best. The questions matched pretty well for the kind of position I was interviewing for. Overall, a positive experience and would like to laud the recruiter for such a wonderful job!
Interview Question –
- What kind of databases did you work on?
- Asked to explain a few technical terms and pros and cons of different methodologies in coding standard
- Where do you see yourself 5 years from now?
- How do you handle interaction with Product Leads?
Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL – Reviewed Dec 4, 2012
Interview Details –
Contacted by recruiter on linkedin
Phone screen by Manager. Discussion about projects and position
Onsite interview with 5 developers/SDETs
Behavioral round with two hiring managers
Write test cases for the orbitz travel website
Difference between linkedlist and array
difference between GET and POST
How would you test a web service
Write test cases for subway turnstile
Past projects and implementations
Given an int array in which every int occurs twice except one. Find that one int
Interview Question – Na Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL – Reviewed Nov 16, 2012
Interview Details –
One on-campus round.questions: reverse string recursively, puzzle question of triangle given and sum of numbers(1-9) on all sides of triangle should be equal, map question, fix binary tree where 2 elements have been swapped and tree is no longer bst.
then there was coding test. pretty easy.
finally 2 rounds on-site. technical and behavioural. 128 floor building, min number of attempts to find lowest floor from which marble dropped breaks, array contains all elements twice except for one, find it. circular linked list find min value.
Interview Question – none Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Chicago, IL Aug 2008 – Reviewed Oct 9, 2012
Interview Details – Phone screen with HR just basic questions about current employment status and availability. Technical phone screen talking about job description and basic technical questions. Onsite interview with HR, technical and behavior (manager).
Interview Question – Spring MVC + Hibernate Answer Question
Negotiation Details – pretty accommodating. they accepted the salary range and also date of joining
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