INC Research Interview Questions

I only got as far as the two initial phone interviews before deciding this company was not right for me by reason that I had already accepted another position that I felt was a good fit. The recruiting manager who initially contacted me through LinkedIn was unprofessional and thought it appropriate to provide unsolicited advice about longevity in my career after I declined their opportunity, meanwhile trying to get me to break my commitment to another company. The second person I spoke to however, was very kind, professional, and understanding of my decision. I have no grief with him, but overall, the contact I had during this process left a sour taste in my mouth and reaffirmed that I made the right decision by sticking with my current company.

I was contacted by the recruiter or a contracting company about this position. I sent my resume to contracting company and they processed it. I immediately received a call back for interview time and date which was the following week. The interview itself was with Project Manager I would be working under. Very polite, friendly, and knowledgeable about the company's process. Ask questions on what my direction would be at INC and where I would like to go. Suggestion: Do you homework and research the company not only their process but the roles available and what role you would like to take on in 10 year time frame.

I was contacted by a recruiter via Indeed to determine my interest. I indicated interest and was scheduled for a video teleconference interview, where I presented slides for a clinical trial case presentation. I accepted the position, and later learned that the job was not as described. I sought (and accepted) another position that was more in line with the job description and industry standard for this role.

Phone call from internal recruiter to discuss education and work background, then interview at office. Standard questions with two interviewers from the department. Very friendly and not intimidating.

phone interview with HR talking about basics of job description, etc, three panel interview with other project specialists, star format was used some, presented offer within 3 days of interviewing with company. hr was super helpful with all questions being answered

Applied online, got a phone interview in 10 days, then a face to face interview in a week. The interview was based on behavioral questions and skills oriented as well as how my background can fit the job description. Some questions were related to job description and knowledge about the organization.The difficult of questions were average. Still waiting for outcome of the interview. It was a one to one interview.

I got an email from the recruiter to set up a phone interview. The phone interview was very laid back and the recruiter demonstrated a strong knowledge of the company. He was very nice and easy to talk to. I followed up with him to find out if I was selected for an in-person interview and he told me his colleague would add me to the calendar. I finally got my confirmation the day before my interview. I interviewed in person with 5 people total. The first two managers were laid back and very nice and professional. The last three managers I interviewed with were also laid back but sort of stiff. One manager was mainly sitting in and not really asking questions. They seemed to be more concerned about getting my guest badge back rather than telling me anything about the next steps in the process.

For me, the process had 3 stages. First, a screening interview with human resources. Second, a 1 hour video chat interview. Finally, I was invited for a 1 hour in-person interview with the team leader and more team members. Video and in-person interview time was split between describing duties involved with the job and interview questions related to how I would handle different situations which could arise. Some questions were related to whether I had experience performing certain statistical procedures which were of need within the group.

Telephonic interview was done twice, once through singapore and then main interview was held telephonically in gurgaon. Telephonic interview was done twice, once through singapore and then main interview was held telephonically in

Three :30 min WebEx interviews back to back. Slightly longer than 1:30. Had what I thought were good exchanges from two and a fair rapport with the third interview. What surprised me the most was that no further contact of any kind was made afterwards. With over 10 yrs field experience and two years clinical lead experience my qualifications were solid.