I interviewed at Adrian Lee & Partners (Dublin, Dublin)
Interview
I interviewed with the company but never heard back afterwards. The lack of communication was disappointing and unprofessional. A simple follow-up or rejection would have been appreciated to maintain respect and professionalism.
I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Adrian Lee & Partners (New Delhi) in Jan 2024
Interview
Cadence Design Systems visited our campus for an internship + PPO offer.
They did not have any aptitude or coding round, they screened our resumes and shortlisted 35 students for interviews.
I had 3 rounds of Interviews two of them were Technical and one Technical + HR.
All rounds were Virtual through Zoom Meetings
First Round: First round went for around 25-30 Minutes. They asked me to introduce myself then which technologies I am good at. Then I was asked about some OOP concepts and design patterns. In the end interviewer gave me a situation and asked what I would have done (This was related to automation as the role they offering was QA Engineer).
Out of 35, 15 were selected for the next round.
I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Adrian Lee & Partners (Dublin, Dublin) in Feb 2019
Interview
The process was a phone call initially, followed up with a face to face interview with several people. Fairly extensive questioning but typical enough.
The next round was again meeting with a number of people from the business and going over similar interview questions. Wasn't overly challenging and felt it had been a pleasant experience.
Up until this stage my impressions had been positive.
However it fell apart. Despite being told they would be in contact for a follow up, there was radio silence.
I emailed them looking for an update and even resorted to ringing HR who promised that I would be called back. Nothing....
Incredibly disrespectful to just ignore someone who took a day and a half's holiday to attend the various interviews. A simple phone call or email to say no really would not have cost a lot of time.
Left a bad taste. If treated in such a way for a relatively senior position, would question if you'd want to work for such a company?
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Typical questions around experience in the role, leadership styles