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Verizon IT Entry Level Interview Questions & Reviews
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Interview Experience 4 Ratings
IT Entry Level at Verizon
No Offer – Interviewed in Richardson, TX Feb 2013 – Reviewed Apr 28, 2013
Interview Details – Phone interview then on campus interview with other candidates. Nothing too difficult. One interview with IT manager one with HR person.
Interview Question – Where do you see IT in 5 years? Answer Question
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Entry Level IT at Verizon
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 8, 2013
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The position was in Texas but I lived in new york. After 2 fairly easy phone interviews I was selected for an in person interview in Texas. The phone interviews mainly went over my background and were non technical questions. For the in person interview they paid for the flight, hotel, and everything else associated with it.
After Arriving in Irving, Texas I found the Verizon staff members to be very helpful. The building is huge and has wonderful perks like a state of the art gym and basketball court.
The in person interviews were more technical focused but they mainly asked about my experience in IT and programming. It was a panel interview with 2 interviewers.
Interview Question – An unexpected question was to discuss two decisions I made. One that was a bad choice, and one that was a great choice. View Answer
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IT Entry Level at Verizon
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Basking Ridge, NJ Dec 2012 – Reviewed Feb 6, 2013
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Applied through college career website. Contacted about 3 to 4 weeks later to setup a phone interview. About another week or two later was contacted again to schedule an on-site interview. On site interview was a "super day" where there was a half day program with about 16 other candidates, some interviewing for similar positions, others different positions.
There were two 30 minute interviews, one behavioral with HR, and the other with managers from the IT area, though no technical questions were asked. Rest of the day consisted of a campus tour and relaxation period with some other candidates and current employees, to ask questions informally about the company culture.
Interview was second week in December, didn't hear anything until last week in January.
Interview Question – Where do you see IT field in 5 years? Which field of IT interests you most? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Benefits are excellent, starting pay great too. Not really a negotiable offer, more like take it or leave it.
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IT Entry-Level at Verizon
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Basking Ridge, NJ Nov 2012 – Reviewed Jan 9, 2013
Interview Details – I applied through the company website and answered 10 short questions. I was contacted a week later to schedule a telephone interview. Two weeks later I was invited to an in-person interview with other candidates. I had two-30 minute interviews: behavioral and technical. Heard a response in 2 weeks.
Interview Question – Where do you see Verizon going in five years? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Only wanted to negotiate the location. Was very pleased with the offered salary and benefits.
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