Perguntas de entrevista da SAIC

The interview process was smooth, detailed, and professional. The interviewer was informative. The general employer questions were well thought of and not generic. The technical portion of the interview made me feel satisfyingly competitive as they were rafted to vet the best fit.

The following steps happen prior to accepting the offer from SAIC: # 1- A phone interview with the third party hiring company(6 month hire to contract) # 2- A phone interview with the hiring manager # 3- Face-to-face with the hiring manager and a few others from the team # 4- The team decided to offer me the position, in which I accepted *It was not uncommon to do a 6 month contract to hire since for the contract I was hired for since I came to find out that a few others have done the same through the same staffing Agency. *After 6 month, the hiring manager decides whether they want to extend you a full time job offer for SAIC based on your performance throughout the 6 months.

The process involved a phone call interview, where we discussed entries on my resume. No technical questions were asked in my interview. We mainly discussed the projects that I had done in college and how they may be applicable to the internship.

Set up a phone call with recruiter, talked through my resume experience, answered some no-coding 'canned-questions' about MVC, then asked my own questions. Total 45 minute phone call with the manager and 2 devs. 15 minutes after, I got a call from the recruiter with a verbal offer.

Brought into the office and asked several basic troubleshooting questions relating to email, password resets, VPN troubleshooting, etc. Very straight forward interview process. Position required a security clearance so there was some time to wait before starting

typical process: -Applied for role online -Next day received a call from the recruiter -2 days later had a "group interview" My interview experience was horrible with SAIC, my video interview was supposed to be with 1 manager and 2 lead engineers. In general 30 min with 3 people may not be enough time. First, the team was late by about 3 minutes. Then, the manager and engineers introduce themselves, but the manager took up the next 15-20 min talking about his role and the "changes" in the company. I had about 2-3 min to discuss my resume/myself and the manager proceeded to put his hand up and stop me mid way when going over my current responsibilities. He then proceeded to invite 2 more engineers into the interview, where he wanted all 4 (2 lead and 2 engineers) to ask me questions, they all had 1 question each and the manager stopped me after 15-20 second responses, which didn't allow me to finish my answer/explanation. With maybe 2 minutes left, I was asked if I had questions and I proceeded to ask, while being interrupted by the manager again saying we only have 1 minute left, please ask quickly and please get off the interview once you get your answer because another meeting was happening in the same ID. I've never seen an interview so unprofessional and I could tell the engineers felt uncomfortable with the situation. Clearly shows that this company hire unprofessional managers.

It was pretty straight-forward. We went to an off-site conference. We discussed the role, responsibilities, strengths/weaknesses, opportunities for growth. I interviewed with two people. Overall, it was a pretty relaxed affair.

The interview process is a multi-stage process for hiring new employees. The interview process typically includes the following steps: writing a job description, posting a job, scheduling interviews, conducting preliminary interviews, conducting in-person interviews, following up with candidates and making a hire The interview process is a multi-stage process for hiring new employees.

In depth understanding was needed for CANES. Experience in all areas in IT including Networking, Windows, RHEL, Wireless Networking, Storage, Backups, SAN. All layers of the OSI model come into play in this position. You might as well see your self as a Sr. Network, Systems, and Architect.

The interview process was pretty good. Everyone was really nice and made me feel very comfortable. The questions asked to me were appropriately difficult. Thank you for this experience! It will be something that I remember often.