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Always have at least one question prepared in advance. This is your chance to drill down into an area of the business that might not have been covered in the interview. Alternatively, you may simply like to ask for feedback on how you have done in t

A graduate position. First stage of the process. An hour and a half with two engineers. They explained the role, asked about experience, and posed two questions. * The first required a solution using pseudocode. * The second asked to describe

I'm a graduate student applying while still in university. This morning, I had a phone interview that asked highly technical questions regarding past projects on my resume. The questions were relatively easy, and I didn't have a hard time. Although,