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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sydney – Reviewed Sep 02, 2012
Interview Details For a global company the process progressed at a steady pace which surprised me. The interview wasbehavioural and ocnducted well, the second interview left me scratching my head as it was evident the interviewer had minimal experience in interviewing. The final interview got back on track and an offer was forth coming shortly there after.
Interview Question – The second interview was the most challenging, the interviewer had minimal experience in interviewing and left me scratching my head. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Very negotiable, once again, surprising, but pleasantly so.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rockville, MD (US) Aug 2012 – Reviewed May 15, 2013 New
Interview Details I applied online, got a call for a phone interview. The Hiring manager asked basic questions about computer hardware and customer service from previous jobs.
Interview Question – none Answer Question
Negotiation Details – it was basic, but i got a little more than the average because of my background
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2012 – Reviewed May 04, 2013
Interview Details The hiring process consists of 8 Rounds, which are - Group Discussion,Essay Writing,Audio Comprehension,Written Technical, initial HR round,Fluency test,Technical,Final HR
Interview Question – nothing is difficult as far as you are able to speak fluent english and have good knowledge of Networking Answer Question
Reason for Declining – Because i did not want to work as a CSR.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Harrisburg, PA (US) Dec 2009 – Reviewed Apr 26, 2013
Interview Details In 2005 I was contacted directly by an HR talent acquisition person. The interview was difficult, there were 6 people in the room at the same time asking questions. I have been through this before so I was not really phased by it, but others may not be so lucky.
Interview Question – Nothing really out of the ordinary here. Typical interview questions. The technical part will vary on who participates in the interview. Every person I was part of interviewing did not get a job offer. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Not very difficult but I needed a job and was able to get about 5 thousand more than my last job by making a valid comparison that my last job had a bonus that was paid yearly so because the position I applied for did not offer a bonus, I requested that the bonus I received at my last job be included as base salary.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bangalore (India) Mar 2009 – Reviewed Apr 16, 2013
Interview Details hiring and interview steps are simple - submit resume thru job portals / employee referral. the HR will contact you and invite for interview. First HR Round--->Technical. If selected you will be intimated, and joining / offer letter will be issued.
Interview Question – A question regarding Depreciation - accumulated depreciation or something as such is a must question Answer Question
Negotiation Details – It was recession time, so i could not negotiate much on salary
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 14, 2013
Interview Details The interview process was pretty smooth with Unisys. Had a written test which was unexpected for laterals, followed by 2 technical interviews and a HR interview.
Interview Question – Written test Answer Question
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 09, 2013
Interview Details The first round is about communication skill. You have speak on a given topic. After that there's a written round where you have to write on a given topic. Then there's an Audio round where an audio will be played and questions will be asked based on that. Then comes the technical round where technical questions will be asked. After that there will be two interviews, HR and technical.
Interview Question – What do you expect from us? Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rochester, NY (US) – Reviewed Apr 07, 2013
Interview Details
After applying for the job in question at the company website, I was contacted by a recruiter. She asked me a few questions about my experience and then asked if I would go through a phone interview the following day.
During the phone interview I was asked a few basic questions on network troubleshooting (ping, tracert, etc.), my past employment and accomplishments, and scenario questions (mostly about getting to work, making me wonder if they have a lot of unreliable workers).
Finally, I went for a face-to-face interview. This was very short. Once again I was asked some troubleshooting scenarios which involved mostly the same basic command line tasks as well as some Outlook questions. The individual who interviewed me said I would be contacted within the next couple days.
The next day, an offer was emailed to me, along with some required paperwork. Perhaps most tediously, a Nexus-Lexus security form had to be filled out and a pre-employment drug test had to be taken.
Interview Question – Probably one of those open-ended questions about my greatest accomplishment or project at my last job. View Answer
Negotiation Details – I did not believe there was room to negotiate with the offer. Additionally, I needed the job.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bangalore (India) Sep 2011 – Reviewed Mar 28, 2013
Interview Details
Simple & Best technical round
2 rounds of technical.
1-telephonic, 2nd F2F
Interview Question – Nothing out of area, only upto the mark & best Answer Question
Negotiation Details – no negotiations
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bangalore (India) Mar 2009 – Reviewed Mar 27, 2013
Interview Details please negotiate well for getting good Salary... U can get 70 to 100% hike here
Negotiation Details – No challenges with HR, got the offer in a day.
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