Allied Telesis Interview Questions

The interview felt more like a "get to know you" chat than the general "Describe yourself" type. Actually enjoyed and learned something in the meantime. Would do again and recommend the company to friends.

First there was the screening of the curriculums, then a pretty standard aptitude test and eventually i got an interview. unfortunately I did not go further in the selection process

Only have 2 stages: 1. It's a on-site interview, including written examination and talk with supervisor. 2. Wait phone call to get result. 3. Sent you the offer and you have about 30 days consideration time.

They asked me about how to approach a testing case to see if you have any logical way of thinking, and other networking questions. They were very nice and friendly during the interview however after that they even not bothering reply to my email in which I thanked them and asked for feedback.

Process is pretty standard. Nothing unusual, except they don't even come with feedback when interviews are over. I have to chase them to get the feedback. Don't recommend to waste time for this guys, even basic respect is too difficult for them.

It took nearly 2 months. I applied through employee referral and first got an assignment to develop a single page server less application website, then got an invitation for 1 hr long personal interview with hiring manager and team lead, then a technical interview with 2 peer members, they evaluate the ability to make some changes in the submitted website.

After receiving a verbal offer, the manager needed to put me on hold for 3 weeks for upper management to decide if it was really what they wanted to do with the open position.

I met with two hiring managers and one co-worker during the interview process. The questions from the managers were relaxed and mostly not tech specific. The questions from the co-worker were more pointed and technical, but friendly and relaxed.

Observed a "Now Hiring" sign in the store, Submitted resume via email, received email response requesting interview, interviewed for less than 20 minutes and was offered a position on the spot.

Since it was an application for an internship it was much easier than it would be for an actual full time job I imagine. The interview was very informal and the main questions were about personality and things mentioned in the CV in your application. There was no formal technical test. They asked some questions about general knowledge of software engineering and programming and what you learnt at your university courses.