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The interview process was fairly straightforward. It began with: * The campus recruiter receiving your resume. * An on-campus interview with HR and/or an STL. * A phone interview with a DTL. It took two days to hear back from HR. The intervi
They ask you a few situation questions. It's just you and the interviewer, and the whole process is rather short. If you're interviewing for a management position, be prepared to set up a few interviews.
Interviewers were very polite and kind. The 1:1 interview was in a behavioral/accomplishment format. It was highly structured and did not give the opportunity to discuss strengths if they were not raised in one of the five questions asked. Addition
The interview process was fairly straightforward. It began with: * The campus recruiter receiving your resume. * An on-campus interview with HR and/or an STL. * A phone interview with a DTL. It took two days to hear back from HR. The intervi
They ask you a few situation questions. It's just you and the interviewer, and the whole process is rather short. If you're interviewing for a management position, be prepared to set up a few interviews.
Interviewers were very polite and kind. The 1:1 interview was in a behavioral/accomplishment format. It was highly structured and did not give the opportunity to discuss strengths if they were not raised in one of the five questions asked. Addition