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Graduate Project Engineer at Motorola Mobility

No Offer – Interviewed in Adelaide Aug 2011 – Reviewed Sep 01, 2011

Interview Details It was a quick interview with one project manager of local office and one engineering manager of MS, AU.

Engineers are required to be hands-on and could get exposed to different area of networking and telecom: design, order, installation, maintenance, documentation.

The interview was pretty relaxed and conversational

Interview Questions

  • What do you know about Radio spectrum and Radio Design, specifically abt VHF/UHF?   Answer Question
  • For two frequencies, one bigger than the other, which one requires bigger antenna to transmit/receive and why?   Answer Question
  • Differentiate Circuit switching and Packet switching   Answer Question

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Senior Regional Planner at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Tongzhou, Beijing (China) – Reviewed May 07, 2013

Interview Details 1 round phone interview by HR, 2 rounds of interview by team member and manager

Interview Question – compensation negotiation process   View Answer

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Marketing Director at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Reviewed May 12, 2013 New

Interview Details First screening was over the phone with their HR recruiter, the second interview was with the marketing leadership team.

Interview Question – The questions were very basic. The office seemed very unorganized and it seemed like they didi not have a solid strategy - which should have been a sign.   Answer Question

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Design Engineer at Motorola Mobility

No Offer – Reviewed May 02, 2013

Interview Details Very technical interview process with 5 different individual technical interviews. Each interview covered different technical aspects related to the job. Initial meeting was with an HR representative. The set of interviews lasted the whole day with a break in between to walk through the site and see the cubicle setup. Met with HR representative at the end and he covered the next steps.

Interview Question – To show how you would workout a series of problems related to technical subject matter being discussed. It was definitely a rigorous pen and paper Q&A session.   Answer Question

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Product Manager at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Aug 2009 – Reviewed May 01, 2013

Interview Details Had full day of interviews on site with members of different functions

Interview Question – questions were straight forward mostly concentrating on resume   Answer Question

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Software Engineer at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bangalore (India) Jul 2009 – Reviewed Apr 07, 2013

Interview Details 4 rounds of technical followed by hr.
OS, C,C++,rtos,datastructures

Interview Question – Explain dma operations   Answer Question

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Senior Marketing Manager at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 16, 2013

Interview Details The interview process took FOREVER and I interviewed with no less than 15 people, some of whom I would never work with or around. The recruiter tried to convince me to take a lower base salary due to the bonus (which was taken away that year). It seemed like the hiring manager had little choice about the candidate - their manager was the actual decision maker.

Interview Question – Tell me about a time that you failed.   Answer Question

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Software Engineer Intern at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Marlborough, MA (US) – Reviewed Mar 14, 2013

Interview Details This job was for a co-op at the undergraduate level. Interviewed for about 30 minutes. Was asked about current knowledge of C/C++, linked lists, arrays...
Implement a small program that involved manipulating an array of integers. I was basically tested on my proficiency in C programming

Interview Question – Did not really have a difficult question. Just show how proficient you are in C   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – Did not need to negotiate. Offer was pretty decent and I was satisfied

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Senior Software Engineer at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Libertyville, IL (US) Nov 2009 – Reviewed Mar 11, 2013

Interview Details A phone screen with just questions regarding the resume. Was invited to come over for an onsite interview with 6 people. Questions ranged from highly technical to just conversational.

Interview Question – When validating a product what criteria do you check to see if it passes?   View Answer

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Account Manager at Motorola Mobility

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Orlando, FL (US) Jun 2009 – Reviewed Feb 27, 2013

Interview Details One HR screening- followed up with face to face with hiring manager - got offer 2 weeks after. very smooth process

Interview Question – the whole interview was behavioral   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – did not need to negotiate

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