Envié una solicitud electrónica. Acudí a una entrevista en Instructure en may 2017
Entrevista
First round was with HR and they go with their expected questions. After first round, they sent me an hackerrank link consisting of 18questions of which 15 were multiple choice related to testing and 3 were coding. Questions were from Strings, Arrays and DP. It's really tough to complete all three questions. I attempted 2 questions and multiple choices. I cleared the round and i made it to Third round.
Third round was phone interview with Lead. He was cool and made me comfortable. He asked me basic Linkedin questions and asked me to write test cases for it. I think i did a good job, but other factors have played a role in my rejection. Received a mail saying "they're looking for much more experienced." Overall my experience is a mix of Good and Bad.
El proceso duró más de 1 semana. Acudí a una entrevista en Instructure (Salt Lake City, UT)
Entrevista
Recruiter is super friendly and screens you. Next is hackerrank test and problem. Not to difficult. Then you meet with a Techincal interviewer when really they say your meeting with the hiring manager. The interviewer is cold, rude, and even swears at you. I did a brute force 0(n2) approach and was mocked. This interview was the worst i have ever experienced. Stay far away from instructure.
Envié una solicitud electrónica. El proceso duró 2 días. Acudí a una entrevista en Instructure (Salt Lake City, UT) en abr 2018
Entrevista
I had a phone interview with Jared Salisbury and was asked to complete a coding assessment. After accusing me of plagiarism on one of the answers, Jared then informed me another recruiter had already filled the position I was applying for.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Did you look up the answer for your assessment question online, or were you already familiar with the problem?
Solicité el puesto a través de la recomendación de un empleado. El proceso duró más de 1 semana. Acudí a una entrevista en Instructure (Salt Lake City, UT) en feb 2018
Entrevista
I was contacted through e-mail and given a link to take a HackerRank test that involved 15 questions and three programming challenges. I was given 90 minutes to complete. Even though my solutions failed most of the tests, I submitted my code and passed the online portion. The challenges were difficult, but inline with what I understand to be part of a Software Engineer in Test position. This would be out of scope for a QA engineer position.
The next day I had a video interview with a team lead that lasted 30 minutes.
Two days later I had an onsite interview. I met with QA team leads, who each gave me a whiteboard coding challenge and followed up with questions on how I would test the function I had just written. Then I met with the product owner who asked similar question, in a more practical format.
I was told I would receive an answer the next day, but this was a holiday weekend and the response was delayed until the next week.
