PTC had several phone interviews with me, leading up to an on-site interview. The company flew me to its location in Atlanta, where I had a series of three or four interviews that spanned most of a day. The interviews with employees with whom I would be working went very well, and I was told midway through the day that I had made a good impression and likely would be receiving an offer.
The final interview of the day started two hours late with no explanation for the delay. It was with a division director who was very casual and brusque. She did not seem to have any interest in interviewing me, and I later learned from another employee that she always had intended to fill this position from within. She never had a real intention to consider me, and this lengthy interview process and my trip all were a waste of my and PTC's time.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the PTC Solutions Architect role in Atlanta, Georgia.
PTC's interview process for their Solutions Architect roles in Atlanta, Georgia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for PTC's Solutions Architect interview process in Atlanta, Georgia.