Quality Assurance Engineer Interview Experience - Brazil
Process
Terrible experience. Communication is non-existent. It worries me a bit what kind of service the company is capable of providing if it cannot send a simple email to candidates. I had to keep tracking the interview status on the website, otherwise I would have missed some steps. Furthermore, during the interviews, the interviewers showed that they were just fulfilling an obligation to interview, as they had already hired someone else.
Questions
What was the most challenging project you've ever worked on?
What was the most difficult feedback you've ever given someone?
What feedback did you receive that had the most impact on you?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Red Hat Quality Assurance Engineer role in Brazil.
Success Rate
Red Hat's interview process for their Quality Assurance Engineer roles in Brazil is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Red Hat's Quality Assurance Engineer interview process in Brazil.
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