I applied online. I interviewed at T-Mobile (New London, TX) in Jan 2017
Interview
Telephone, two in person, apply online, easy to add info on website online cv added on the website ly of technical troubleshooting and resolution of end user computer hardware and software issues. The successful candidate must be able to communicate effectively with his / her user base and colleagues, work in an extremely
The process took 5 days. I interviewed at T-Mobile (Riverside, CA) in May 2017
Interview
Asked simple and basic questions during my interview. They asked me about my prior jobs that I had recently worked, and what benefit I would be bringing to the table, if hired. At that point, I let them know my skill sets as well as letting them know what I was able to bring to the table. They also asked about my personal life, and my hobbies that I had and was actively involved in. I allowed them to ask the questions, while I briefly took a moment to answer.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at T-Mobile (Bellevue, WA)
Interview
The recruiter rushed to put something together which I thought was a sign of interest and I was scheduled to talk to 3 people. On the day of the interview it dropped to 2 people and each interview was only 30 minutes each. I thought this was pretty odd given the job level and the skill set that needed to be explored to figure out if I was a good fit. No other company that I worked with had ever had such a short interview for this level of position, big or small. On top of that I was never contacted by recruiting again, not a word and I contacted them several times for some feedback.
In the end, I felt that I was their quota to fill to bring someone in over 50 to say they tried but they had no real intention of giving me a real shot at the position.
I will be sure to spread the word on a company like this.
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Question 1
The questions didn't matter in the end because they had no intention of really hiring me.