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Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Noida Mar 2012 – Reviewed Jul 08, 2012
Interview Details There were 2 rounds. First was technical round that was based on their technical requirement and second was HR round.
Interview Question – Question on my technical knowledge. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Delhi May 2011 – Reviewed Jun 01, 2012
Interview Details
Tough technical interview
More that 2 rounds
Interview Questions
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on New Delhi Oct 2008 – Reviewed Sep 08, 2010
Interview Details
I was called by some consultant for face to face session. I reached on time around 11:00 AM in morning. As I applied for Sr. Role I was taken to interviewer immediately. As expected it started up about my previous job and then interviewer entered into technical mode.
I would say quite gruelling in C++ and other stuff.. As in design problems there could be several approaches. It last around 2 hrs and then I was asked to wait. I thought I did pretty bad and I should leave. But HR called me after 30 min and told that I will get call from UK on the same around 3:30 PM. I got call from Dev Manager from UK at scheduled time. He told me that his boss will also call in next 15 min. Both interviews were based on soft skills.
After that no contact from PB guys and three days after got call from HR that they are offering me what I asked.
Interview Questions
Negotiation Details – I got whatever i asked but i think one should negotiate on salary well.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Bensalem, PA (US) Apr 2011 – Reviewed May 10, 2013
Interview Details Just basic questions about understanding of United Postal Services business, mailing, stamps, etc
Interview Question – about past experience as in mailing room Answer Question
Negotiation Details – No, negotiation
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Shelton, CT (US) – Reviewed Apr 11, 2013
Interview Details
I got a referral. Brief and unremarkable phone interview followed by an on site presentation I was asked to make. They were almost too impressed with the technological aspects of my presentation which were hardly remarkable and not really the point of the presentation.
Over 2 months passed between interview (beginning of August) and offer (mid October). Offer included a start date over 3 months later (last day of January.)
Interview Question – What would you physically need to reproduce your presented work. At first I thought that this was the 'trick question' to verify that I had actually done the work when in fact they had no understanding of it (the process or technology.) View Answer
Negotiation Details – The offer seemed ideal as I thought what a great way to start. Sadly, changes in mgmt over the next year killed both enthusiasm for the work and the desire for a truly creative outcome.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Mar 2009 – Reviewed Jan 23, 2013
Interview Details Involved on interview by HR and 2 technical interviews involving a manager and several senior engineers.
Interview Question – What are your career goals, "don't answer by saying advance to management" View Answer
Negotiation Details – took the second offer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2009 – Reviewed Jan 20, 2013
Interview Details Supervisor called me in, showed me around, told me about the position, and made me an offer within an hour.
Interview Question – None. However, it was made very clear that the position required complete flexibility regarding shift and weekend work. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – They do not allow negotiation.
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Dec 29, 2012
Interview Details 1 Written , 2 Technical,1 HR and 1 manger round
Interview Question – Puzzle Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Stamford, CT (US) Dec 2012 – Reviewed Dec 28, 2012
Interview Details Applied online and received a phone call about two months later to set up an interview I interviewed with the talent manager. The interview was fairly easy. It didnt seem like they were really prying. More of a conversational interview. I was told that decisions will be made by the end of the week about the position and the prospective employee would be starting 1/1/2013. Of course, I never heard back from them. I called and emailed but to no avail. I'd rather them just honor their word as far as getting back to me.
Interview Question – Nothing really hard. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Stamford, CT (US) Jan 2012 – Reviewed Dec 19, 2012
Interview Details I was invited back multiple times and interviewed by my VP, the chief officer of my function, my VP's peers and other business leaders. It was mostly behavioral based interview questions. Lots of emphasis on HOW I accomplished what I did, not just what I accomplished. I was given quick feedback and strong encouragement throughout a somewhat long process. I, however, was not actively looking so a longer process was actually very welcome.
Interview Question – Why leave (a very successful Fortune 100 company) for Pitney Bowes? View Answer
Negotiation Details – they provided a strong, fair offer upfront.
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