They were very nice, but the whole process felt very amateurish. They called the position Network Administrator but what it was in reality was actually Windows Desktop Support with Network/System Admin duties on the side. The technical interview consisted of a guy reading multiple choice questions over the phone. The questions were really bland, and the person sounded like they were reading multiple choice questions they pulled up from a Google search. We did not go in depth on anything and I guess I must have passed the phone pop quiz because I was then invited for an on-site. There I got a tour of their facility but did not get quizzed on anything technical. Very easy and vanilla interview, and a nice position for someone looking to get their foot in the door as Desktop Support, but certainly not for a Network Admin with 5 years experience as was advertised.

I strongly disagree with the other review about the Network Administrator position here.Most places now do technical phone screens, and I felt that they accurately gauged competence based on the questions. Most of the questions were Cisco/Network related, which is what you would expect when applying for this position. We even went "deep" on a few areas such such as OSI vs TCP/IP. Once I passed the technical phone screen, I was invited to the SynQor campus and interviewed with the hiring manager, co-workers, and HR. The position supports all of the machines in R&D as well as international networks, hardly "Desktop Support". Overall, I felt they did a great job in the interview process. The only con I would say would be the whole process took about a month, but that could be par for the course.