A recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I sent him my resume, and HR contacted me asking for a time slot for a phone screen.
This was the worst interview experience I ever had. After I shared my availability, the recruiter said the hiring manager would call me on a specific day and time.
I was expecting his call, but no one called. I sent an email to HR to follow up with the manager. She asked me to reschedule. They confirmed the interview for another day.
I was ready on time, but the hiring manager called me to ask to reschedule. I agreed to a later time on the same day. I was waiting for his call, but he didn't call me.
I sent HR another follow-up email. I got a response from her saying the hiring manager would call me shortly. After an hour, I received a call from the manager. He asked, "Is this a good time for you?"
I said I was busy and suggested we could talk after 45 minutes. He said he would call in 45 minutes. After 45 minutes, he called me.
The following steps detail the process:
I managed to steer the conversation toward interview questions.
This all felt like they were wasting my time; pathetic people.
The following metrics were computed from 8 interview experiences for the Nvidia Design Verification Engineer role in United States.
Nvidia's interview process for their Design Verification Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Nvidia's Design Verification Engineer interview process in United States.