After the short phone screen, I was invited to an interview, which they described as a mini assessment centre. It took less than two hours and consisted of three parts: – A standard interview where I was asked to describe my experience and competences – A presentation ("managerial expose"), where I was supposed to present to the team the strategy, business goals, priorities and a growth vision (I was given a few days to prepare the presentation) – A role-playing scene where I was to act as a manager having a harsh conversation with an underperforming employee
I could tell that they were surprised by my salary expectation, it was in the top range of their limits. After the interview, they told me, that I would receive feedback within a few weeks. However, after the time passed, they called me and explained, that they are negotiating with someone else and asked to wait further I as was just a secondary choice. After three months, when I received the final call with information that they don't want to employ me, I already applied and was accepted to another position in another company.
You are a manager whose employee is currently angry because a less competent colleague from another country is forcing their solution in the project. Act in a role-play where you discuss the issues and try to solve the problem.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the ABB Software Development Group Leader role in Kraków, Poland.
ABB's interview process for their Software Development Group Leader roles in Kraków, Poland is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for ABB's Software Development Group Leader interview process in Kraków, Poland.