This was actually my second time applying for a job at Morningstar, I turned down an on-site interview for the first time I applied. A couple months later I applied again, was contacted by HR a couple days later. We did a brief phone interview and I was invited on-site for an interview. I met with 4 individuals, the first 3 were very friendly, down to earth, and easy to converse with. Unfortunately, the last individual I met with seemed very disconnected and not interested in what I had to say and actually insulted me during the interview.
Just for perspective, I did prepare for this interview for 4 days in advance so I responded appropriately to the interviewer's questions. Even though the first 3 interviews went great, I still have to rate this as a negative experience since I was insulted. Morningstar is a great company to work for and I would definitely apply again in the future, it's just that I decided I'm happy with the job I have now.
You have 2 conflicting priorities that have the same deadline date. Which one do you do first? Your manager is out of town and you have no other higher authority to prioritize for you.
How does your past experience make you qualified for this position?
The following metrics were computed from 3 interview experiences for the Morningstar Quality Assurance Analyst role in Chicago, Illinois.
Morningstar's interview process for their Quality Assurance Analyst roles in Chicago, Illinois is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Morningstar's Quality Assurance Analyst interview process in Chicago, Illinois.