Field Quality Engineer Interview Experience - Japan
Process
All in Japanese (I live in Japan), and there are two interviews.
The first one was they basically understood my background. The second one, they asked me to prepare slides regarding my graduation research and asked me technical questions.
Everything seemed good, but they did not announce the result within the time they promised (they said after two weeks).
Not until one month passed did I politely email them. They told me I failed to proceed to the next step.
Questions
What was my graduation research about?
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