Candidatei-me por meio de recrutador(a). Fui entrevistado pela Forescout Technologies (Tel Aviv-Yafo) em abr. de 2016
Entrevista
Really enjoyed examining the opportunity to work at Forescout, incredible people !
the interview was divided to several stages
1. HR interview - 1 hr
2. Team leader - technical interview , I remember there were 3 questions
3. Group leader - (they usually try to have it on the same day as team leader)
4. Homework programming exercise
5. HR director
6. R&D manager - be prepared mentally for technical question, he will ask some , yet the question are not as hard as in the previous interviews .
Outras avaliações de entrevista de vagas de Software Engineer da empresa Forescout Technologies
Candidatei-me online. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Forescout Technologies (Dallas, TX).
Entrevista
5 rounds in one day including behavioral, coding, and technical round. In coding round they asked for backtracking question, and in technical round asked what are my technical background and then dug deep into them
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
They asked programming questions and tried to understand if I knew how to optimize at each instruction level
O processo levou 2 semanas. Fui entrevistado pela Forescout Technologies (Tel Aviv-Yafo) em out. de 2021
Entrevista
Two easy leetcode style questions
Go over array of people and find someone by Id.
Go over a project you contributed to.
then there was a conversation with HR and an offer
Candidatei-me por indicação de um funcionário. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Forescout Technologies (Tel Aviv-Yafo).
Entrevista
I received a computer and coded a problem they gave me. Remember that uncomfortable feeling when in high school you took an exam, and the teacher walks up and stares at your paper? it was like that the entire interview. The interviewer started at my computer and watched my code, and didn't say anything. I felt highly uncomfortable and creeped out. I would much rather have an interview on a whiteboard - which is more collaborative; or coding and later being reviewed.. rather than someone silently glaring at you and every single word you code.
In the end, he felt I didn't have enough experience, and it was something he could have known if he looked at my cv before, or asked me in the phone interview.
The entire process was disappointing, add to that the creepy feeling all along.
My advice, if you come over for an interview, make sure they read your CV so you won't waste your time.
