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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Met Office in July 2015.
Interview
Phone interview asking questions about technology and meteorology. The interviewer was the hiring manager and instantly made the met office seem an attractive place to work. Trying to work out ones passions and motivation. General background questions. Good interview process
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Application
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Met Office.
Interview
Fill out the application form, very long and detailed. Following this I got called for an interview which was made up of a 45 min written exercise on strategy, a 10 min presentation and a 45min interview with 3 members on the panel. Following this I received an offer which I had 7 days to accept and following this a security check is done which can take anywhere from 6 weeks upwards
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Negotiation
7 days to accept offer which was not really negotiable, they have strict salary bands.
Application
I applied online. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in April 2010.
Interview
Tortuous form filling as CVs/Resumes not accepted. Had panel interview with 3 on the panel. The interview went fine until when they asked if I had any questions. I asked about promotion, salary scales, grading etc. One of the panel leaned forward and spoke to his colleague at the end of the panel, with these immortal words - "what a bl**dy good question". The man in the middle spoke about those questions need to be directed at HR so basically they couldn't provide an answer. I was very glad not to be offered a position as I wouldn't want to work at an organisation whose interviews include swearing and an inability to answer a very reasonable question. It might explain why they provide very little good weather forecasting and their climate change analysis has been called into question.
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Application
I applied online. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in May 2017.
Interview
A generic interview with nothing out the ordinary. very straightforward and standard questions. Interview lasted 45 minutes and was conducted by 2 people. Questions included why you want to work at the Metoffice and to describe your past work experience
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Application
I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in March 2017.
Interview
After submitting a quite detailed application, I was shortlisted to have an interview. The interview took place over the phone because for summer placements, we were all in our last years at university so it was not feesable for all of us to come down for a face-to-face interview.
It was roughly half an hour of questions (them asking me and me asking them). It wasn’t scary as the people were lovely and made it fun.
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Application
I applied online. The process took 2+ weeks. I interviewed at Met Office in February 2012.
Interview
Initially contacted via email about the fact that I'd been selected for an interview. Was in the US at the time so we set up a phone interview and they were very accommodating with times. The interview itself lasted approximately 40 minutes and I was asked questions that were more technical than behavioral. They asked me questions specifically related to previous internships and the experiences I'd gained there, as well as information about whether or not I'd led projects and what I'd accomplished through them.
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Application
I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in December 2016.
Interview
I submitted an online application, submitting a cover letter and my CV. Then I was offered an interview a month later. It was a group of 3 interviewers who took turns asking questions and were very friendly and encouraging. They were primarily interested in academic work that I had done which might be relevant to the post.
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Application
I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in February 2015.
Interview
10 min presentation, followed by technical questions. Very dry format, interviewers seemed like they were basically reading off a script. After the interview, they let me spend some time talking to current employees, to help me gauge what the workplace was like.
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Application
I applied online. I interviewed at Met Office (London, England (UK)) in January 2018.
Interview
1. What is the history of the company
2. Technical knowledge required for the job. In my case asking me about how I would detect the temperature of ice in a plane
3. Coding ability - How would I structure my code?
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Application
I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Met Office (Exeter, England (UK)) in January 2016.
Interview
Application form followed by an interview at Exeter. First 10 minutes prepare a presentation to show the panel. Panel interview with 3 interviewers taking turn to ask questions. No interview expense are paid. salary advertised for the post was low. Easy questions asked at the interview, make sure brush up your technical fundamental before you go for the interview.
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