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Network Operation Engineer Interview Experience

February 1, 2015
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Silly interview process. It took a while to complete the overall interview. Based on Glassdoor reviews, I kind of knew Box struggles to find the right technical talent for this particular job, but I just had to experience it myself. You can feel the startup feeling throughout the overall process. They give immature reasoning for missing deadlines for interview dates.

When some companies give you a wrong first impression, you certainly want to think twice. To be honest, I was hoping for a lot better from Box, but I guess the front-line interview individuals are missing the mark.

Questions

The interviewer has no idea about the interview process. How many times have you seen the interviewer raise their voice during the interview process when the interviewee asks to explain too vague questions?

They test you on tools, not on technology, which is very stupid of them. "Did you use this so-and-so tool or not?" Seriously?

There is no rocket science in learning tools. Learning, maintaining, and executing technical skills is the key point, but they don't test you on that, which is the most ridiculous part of the interview process.

The way a technical interviewer talks, you can sense that they don't want to hire someone better than them. "Box" has to do a lot better on phone screening interviews. They certainly don't know how to gauge someone's talent for the right fit.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Box Network Operation Engineer role in United States.

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Box's interview process for their Network Operation Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Box's Network Operation Engineer interview process in United States.

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