ScienceLogic interview questions

The traumatic interview experience with Science Logic: Despite a demanding work schedule, I dedicated significant effort to completing the assignment given as part of the interview process, demonstrating real interest in the role. After progressing through multiple interview rounds and receiving positive feedback, I was informed by the consultancy managing my profile that I had been selected and could expect an offer soon. However, for three weeks, I was repeatedly told the offer was pending budget approval and advised to hold off on other opportunities. I was even asked if I could consider an early joining date and to negotiate with my current manager. Despite my willingness to cooperate, I stated clearly that I would only engage in such conversations after receiving a formal offer. Ultimately, I was told the role was put on hold due to budget freezes, and there was no further response from the team, even when I reached out for clarification. Suggestion: Please refrain from moving candidates forward in the process or making verbal commitments unless roles are genuinely approved and ready to fill. Clear, timely communication and transparency go a long way in respecting candidates’ time and effort.

The worst interview process you will ever go through. They will take interview for months with zero result. and on top of thye realise things after the entire process is done. They sleep. and the top most person, full of attitude only because he is in different timezone.