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Graduate Engineer Trainee Interview Experience - Granada, Spain

October 1, 2024
Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

To be honest, the experience was pretty bad. The HR person who assisted me is quite rude and unprofessional, sincerely.

They call you on the phone promising that they will give you feedback and they never do. Furthermore, to the question "what is the percentage of hiring into the company after the Talent Academy program?" her response was quite rude, saying how could I ask that, that she wanted to hire everyone she possibly could, that she provides us with "up to an intern salary and social security registration" (literally if they don't do that, it's illegal).

I was quite in shock. After 2 weeks, I asked her again by email how the process was going and they replied that they would let me know in about 5-6 days. They never replied to me. The truth is that such rudeness, despotism, and unprofessionalism leave Fujitsu in a horrible place; I will never apply here again.

Questions

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Fujitsu's interview process for their Graduate Engineer Trainee roles in Granada, Spain is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Fujitsu's Graduate Engineer Trainee interview process in Granada, Spain.