BUTM Quality Specialist Interview Experience - West Valley City, Utah
Process
Straightforward and easy. Nothing crazy. I had to apply through an internal application process and then reached out to the team leader. After getting an interview, I reached out again to follow up after the interview.
Questions
When was a time, at work, that you had a project that did not go well, and how did you overcome the issue?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Discover Financial BUTM Quality Specialist role in West Valley City, Utah.
Success Rate
Discover Financial's interview process for their BUTM Quality Specialist roles in West Valley City, Utah is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Discover Financial's BUTM Quality Specialist interview process in West Valley City, Utah.
Discover Financial Work Experiences
- 4.0Discover pros and consBUTM Quality Specialist • Current EmployeeWest Valley City, Utah, United StatesOctober 28, 2017Pros: Great people with a great environment.Cons: It's hard to receive promotions because the company is so big.
- 4.0Good job, not a dream jobQuality Control • Current EmployeeWest Valley City, Utah, United StatesMarch 27, 2023Pros: Decent benefits that start day 1. Decent amount of PTO. Movement: lots of opportunity to move around and try different departments. Nice people. Work from home.Cons: Very metric-oriented. Every little thing is measured systematically. If you don't hit the metrics outlined for you 3 months in a row, you're fired.
- 5.0Discover has been a great place to start my career and learn from othersAssociate Software Developer • Current EmployeeWest Valley City, Utah, United StatesDecember 30, 2017Pros: Lots of knowledgeable employees to learn from. Allows anyone to submit ideas and challenge design patterns. Allows you to work remote or from home.Cons: Not always on top of the latest technology. Lots of employees can get overlooked. Slow to adapt new things.
