Lots of support. They expect everything to be new to you and that it will take time until you start contributing. Everyone is very friendly.
Lots of sport: running every day, badminton, tennis, cricket, touch rugby, 5-a-side football, shooting range.
You get what you give out of the job. You can get through with not a lot of effort, or develop a very impressive resume through your main role and side projects.
I was at Hursley Labs. I have heard that other departments and locations were not the same.
As an intern or graduate, your job is pretty safe; however, they are known for making lots of redundancies for higher bands.
Asked various theoretical questions, mostly focusing on things to do with data. Asked questions about efficiency and how you would ensure it, as well as asking what experience I had with testing.
After passing the online IPAT test and the review of your CV, there is one assessment centre. It takes one day and starts with a programming aptitude test, followed by a presentation, then an interview, then a communication exercise, a negotiation ex
I filled the application form and did the difficult IPAT test. I waited for what felt like forever to be called for the assessment centre. The morning session included: * A logic exercise * A discussion exercise Both exercises were designed to
Asked various theoretical questions, mostly focusing on things to do with data. Asked questions about efficiency and how you would ensure it, as well as asking what experience I had with testing.
After passing the online IPAT test and the review of your CV, there is one assessment centre. It takes one day and starts with a programming aptitude test, followed by a presentation, then an interview, then a communication exercise, a negotiation ex
I filled the application form and did the difficult IPAT test. I waited for what felt like forever to be called for the assessment centre. The morning session included: * A logic exercise * A discussion exercise Both exercises were designed to