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The interview took so long, but it was good in the end. "Tell me about yourself?" "Why did you choose our company?" Starter questions. I don't know yet if I'm going to be hired or not.
I had a total of 7 interviews: * 1 manager * 2 somewhat personality-related * 2 technical * 2 HR-related All interviews were via Zoom. Generally, the interviews were positive and felt like they went well, but I was ultimately rejected due t
Met the team at a campus recruitment event. I could use my previous experience to engage with them. I secured an on-campus interview the next day. It went well and was mainly technical. This was followed by dinner with the team. Then came two phone
The interview took so long, but it was good in the end. "Tell me about yourself?" "Why did you choose our company?" Starter questions. I don't know yet if I'm going to be hired or not.
I had a total of 7 interviews: * 1 manager * 2 somewhat personality-related * 2 technical * 2 HR-related All interviews were via Zoom. Generally, the interviews were positive and felt like they went well, but I was ultimately rejected due t
Met the team at a campus recruitment event. I could use my previous experience to engage with them. I secured an on-campus interview the next day. It went well and was mainly technical. This was followed by dinner with the team. Then came two phone