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Interviewed Jul 2010 (took a day)

I was scheduled to meet with 4 different people in one morning and they each interviewed me separately. I would have preferred to meet with everyone in a group because I simply ended up repeating the same answers to each interviewer as everyone asked the same types of questions. Each of the interviewers was very nice and the overall experience was positive, but they were each from different departments leaving me with the impression that they didn't have a specific role they were looking to fill.

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Are you experienced in making wireframes with technical annotations.

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I got the interview through a Staffing Agency and the interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview.

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Interviewed Aug 2010 in New York, NY (took 2 weeks)

The initial communication was through a recruiter. Former co-workers from another company were now working at this company so I asked one of them to speak to the hiring manager and put in a good word for me. luckily he reported to hiring manager, so it pulled some weight.

I had a phone interview then individual in person interviews (all on same day) with the hiring manager, 2 peer level project managers, and the department's VP.

The hiring manager was direct about the pay range and brought it up in the interview. He also said they were prepared to make a decision by the end of the week as they had been interviewing for months already.