Well one of my friends that worked for Teradata had talked to me about joining after I decided to become an independent contractor. After a few months I decided to pursue it. I was still required to submit an online application for one of the open positions so I submitted for a few positions and put his name and email address as a referral.
Within a day or two I was being scheduled for a phone interview. The first 15 minutes was very much focused on technical but it seemed like after the interviewer felt like I knew what I was talking about that we flipped over to more personality and behavioral type questions.
I know that the interviewer did a followup with the person that referred me.
After that I just had to fill out a stack of paperwork and take a drug test.
From scheduling the interview until my first day visiting Atlanta to wrap up my last bit of paperwork, get my ID made, and pickup my laptop was about 3 weeks.
Teradata feels like a company that's strongly built on trust. If you have a top performer then you trust their judgement on a referral. If you're coming in off the street then I feel like it's a little more difficult.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Teradata ETL Developer role in United States.
Teradata's interview process for their ETL Developer roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Teradata's ETL Developer interview process in United States.