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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Minneapolis, MN (US) Feb 2010 – Reviewed May 16, 2013
Interview Details Use both individual and panel interviews. Expect candidates to use a STAR type response.
Interview Question – No unexpected questions Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Did not negotiate
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 31, 2013
Interview Details It all depends on your related skills and if you know someone in the company. It can be a lengthy process depending on how soon the position need to be filled. Typically there will be a manager interview and possibly a panel interview. Not difficult, usual behavioral questions.
Interview Question – Give me your best presentation, Wow Me. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – The base and commissions are set. Can only negotiate the level of sales rep.
No Offer – Reviewed Mar 22, 2013
Interview Details
I got a call from the HR responsible, and set a skype interview with the clinical research manager located in Switzerland. The interview lasted 1 hour, general question regarding my background, what I want to become, if I am able to negotiate.
Then one week later I have been invited for a second interview at the danish offices. The person interviewed me was the responsible of the R&D facility. He asked question related to both clinical research and medical device development.
Interview Question – Showing some of the medical device that were testing, the responsible asked "What do you thing is it? and how does it work?" Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Brooklyn Center, MN (US) Nov 2012 – Reviewed Mar 12, 2013
Interview Details Started with HR manager, then with a newly hired engineer. The questions started out simple regarding why I wanted to work for this company and where I might see myself in 5 years down the road. I had to also do a small presentation about how to make macaroni and cheese. I then interviewed with a sr engineer that seemed to have some difficulties hearing.
Interview Question – Explain the change in percentage of usable parts produced per hour on this graph. View Answer
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Mar 12, 2013
Interview Details I was contacted by the hiring manager who asked to have a phone interview. The interview was mostly to gauge knowledge level of programming languages and interest in the company. Since this was through university recruitment, I received an email asking me to apply online. After a few weeks, I received a phone call with an offer.
Interview Question – Why are you interested in Medtronic? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Tempe, AZ (US) Dec 2012 – Reviewed Mar 04, 2013
Interview Details Applied online. Got an email from the hiring manager to schedule a phone interview. Interview was basic screening and went through my projects and previous internships mentioned in my resume.
Interview Question – The first round was a basic HR round and didn't include technical questions. Just basic stuff like why Medtronic? What is your main interest ? etc.. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA (US) – Reviewed Feb 25, 2013
Interview Details I met the recruiter on campus and applied online for the position. He was a senior engineer.
Interview Question – Why do you want to work for medtronics? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Feb 2012 – Reviewed Feb 18, 2013
Interview Details Just applied online through the job bulletin website on my school. A week later I received an email to schedule an interview. During the interview, the guy reviewed my resume and asked pretty general interview questions. No technical or specific knowledge questions
Interview Question – Please tell me about a situation where you went beyond the call of duty and tell me about an occasion when you had to work in a group to achieve something Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Apr 2011 – Reviewed Feb 14, 2013
Interview Details
Hiring process was straight forward. it started with initial phone interview with HR. It followed by an interview with hiring manager. within week, personal interview with entire team was scheduled.
WIthin week of interview, reference check started and formal offer was made upon reference/ background check.
No Offer – Reviewed Feb 11, 2013
Interview Details
It was arranged as a telephone interview with the manager and subsequently the senior manager face to face. After the telephone interview, there is no follow up on the location of the personal interview. After arriving in the Medtronic Singapore HQ on the stipulated date, they informed me that there is no interview arrangement with the senior manager.
Apparently, the manager dropped the ball or she think I was not suitable for the role and did not bother about informing me. After 30 mins of waiting, the senior manager called and apologise about the hiccup and proposed a telephone interview. At that time, I was disappointed with how the way things work out, and just told him that I was not interested anymore.
My opinion is the HR/management should inform that candidate if things does not work out instead of dropping the ball. I believe that it is an individual who dropped it, but it reflects on the company at the same time.
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