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      Entrevista para Director

      29 abr 2014
      Empleado anónimo
      Houston, TX
      Oferta aceptada
      Experiencia negativa
      Entrevista fácil

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      Me postulé a través de un reclutador. El proceso tomó 7 semanas. Acudí a una entrevista en BMC Software (Houston, TX)

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      I was cold-contacted by a recruiter, based on my Linked-in profile. I had several phone interviews, which covered very standard "text-book" technical questions, which I presumed were to test and re-test my knowledge of the technical area. A final phone interview touched on"cultural" aspects and my "pesonal fit" with the company. They made a big deal about fitting in with the company culture. They described it as very open and collaborative (once I was hired, I found it to be very different from what they described. Basically, don;t step out of line. Play the politics. Learn who has the power, and never challenge them. They say they want fresh ideas, but I question if they really do). After phone interviews, I had 2 on-site interivews. First meeting was with peers and direct supervisor. Very short, very general. I felt more like it was a face-to-face just to make sure I was not "wrong" versus an interview to confirm I was "right." The second seriers of on site interivews were with the higher-ups. Thjis was not an interview..it was a sales pitch and and ego-trip for them. They hired me. I quit 2 years later. Steer clear.

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      Pregunta 1

      None. Pretty standard interview. Know the text-book answers for your area. This company does not think beyond 2010.
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