J'ai postulé via un recruteur. J'ai passé un entretien chez NetSuite (Brno)
Entretien
I contacted a recruitment agent about job opportunities in a city I wanted to relocate to. They suggested NetSuite to me.
First I was sent a tech test to complete and email back within an hour.
In the first interview, the interviewer spent about 90% of the time giving me background information about the company, what the product was all about, the future plans, the working environment etc. This was a great introduction and made me very interested in actually working at NetSuite. The remainder of the interview was spent on my background and future aspirations.
The second interview was again remote. This time I got to solve two programming problems. I would write the solutions and then a unit test was run to verify if the solution was correct. The focus was not only on right/wrong answer, but also on how the problem was solved and the quality of the solution.
The third interview was similar to the second.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
The programming questions didn't require a lot of code, but to get the right idea of how to solve them was sometimes difficult.
J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 3 mois. J'ai passé un entretien chez NetSuite (Kitchener, ON) en juin 2020
Entretien
I interviewed at Netsuite Kitchener where they clearly mentioned that the position had to do more of bug fixing and very little development.
It was a long 8 round process(in detail below) with a mix of technical and conversational rounds of interviews.
I applied through the portal in May 2020 and the recruiter contacted me the following week.
1. Recruiter Screening
2. Hiring Manager (30 min)
3. Take away home exercise (3 hours)
4. Technical round + puzzle +SQL (1 hour)
5. Coding exercise using IDE of your choice (1 hour)
6. Coding exercise using IDE of your choice (1 hour)
7. Technical questions +Puzzle + SQL + Low-Level system design (1 hour)
8. Conversation with QA manager (30 mins)
After this hectic process, you will have to follow up with the recruiter frequently and they will take weeks while they finish all the interviews. They would ask you to wait and say you are shortlisted but in the end, give you some random reason and send you rejection(that too after more follow-ups).
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Technical (Java for me)
- OOPS concepts, collections
- Interface and Java 8
- implementation of the puzzle solution
- ArrayList and LinkedList questions (what to use/when)
- coding questions on trees and iterators with time complexity
- String questions
- Design Patterns and SOLID principles
PL-SQL
- Queries involving joins, Procedures, triggers, Functions, and cursors.
Questions from past experience related to technology, behavioral, and architecture design.
J'ai postulé via la recommandation d'un employé. Le processus a pris 3 mois. J'ai passé un entretien chez NetSuite (Barcelone)
Entretien
I did the process between May and July of 2019
The process consisted of:
1 - Talk with Recruiter by phone
2 - Social interview with one of the Developers
3 - Technical challenge at the office - General tech questions, code challenge
4 - Interview with Managers
In general the experience was positive, the Recruiter (Ondrej) was very respectful and always concerned with giving the most information and details as possible, the same can be said about the Developers and Managers all of them respectful and kind, that made the interviews very smooth and without pressure, and really open for questions.
The office is really cool and modern with a lot of space.
Unfortunately, for personal reasons, I declined the offer but definitely a good place to work.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
former experiences, development good practices, design patterns
J'ai postulé via un recruteur. Le processus a pris 1 semaine. J'ai passé un entretien chez NetSuite
Entretien
Contacted vía LinkedIn, some Days after a quick taller with hr recruiter, then scheduled a phone screen, insite coding test, group panel questions and one day after the Offerum + check references and finally a backround check