I applied through their website for a cloud architect role and heard back within a few days from the recruiter. Had a quick chat on the phone about my experience and why I want to move. Then four more rounds of interviews were set up with a variety of teas.
Interviewed with the hiring manager first and he seemed to be a decent guy (in fact all of them are really nice people). The problem is I applied for a cloud architect role but they arranged software engineering interviews for me. Every interviewer was also told I was interviewing for a software architect/engineer role so they asked me bunch of questions that had nothing to do with cloud.
On the 2nd and 3rd interview I had to tell the interviewer that I applied for a different role and they were confused too. So they cancelled the last interview and I never heard back from the recruiter ever again.
Of course I never even bothered to email the recruiter ... if he could arrange the wrong interviews who know is he'd remember who I was in the first place.
People I spoke with on the phone were really nice and they were very sympathetic and understanding when they realised I wasn't interviewing for their team at all.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the MSCI Cloud Architect role in London, United Kingdom.
MSCI's interview process for their Cloud Architect roles in London, United Kingdom is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for MSCI's Cloud Architect interview process in London, United Kingdom.