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GlaxoSmithKline Research Triangle Park, NC (US) Reviews

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    Current Employee - Financial Analyst in Research Triangle Park, NC (US)
    Current Employee - Financial Analyst in Research Triangle Park, NC (US)

    I have been working at GlaxoSmithKline full-time

    Pros

    Great people and the company is actually interested in your growth

    Cons

    Not enough paid time off

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GlaxoSmithKline Research Triangle Park, NC (US) Interviews

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    Future Leaders Program - Supply Chain Interview

    Anonymous Employee in Research Triangle Park, NC (US)
    Accepted Offer
    Neutral Experience
    Easy Interview

    Application

    I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at GlaxoSmithKline (Research Triangle Park, NC (US)) in November 2018.

    Interview

    Interview was an interesting process. First had to complete two online simulations/tests (mostly questions about how you would react in certain situations) before being invited to in-person interview. There were two other candidates at the Interview Day (Assessment Day), and part of the exercises were done as a group, most of the exercises as an individual. We were not allowed to mention the name of our school to avoid bias. One part of the interview was a 45 minute technical interview, yet there were only three questions asked. The interviewers were very stiff and formal, because they had to follow an exact script. I was very limited in what types of questions I could ask, and it was unclear what parts of my past experience I was allowed to bring up. Did not enjoy the interview process. Despite having interned with GSK, I did not leave with a positive view of the company, and I declined their offer.

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