I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Baxter (Los Angeles, CA) in Mar 2011
Interview
Screening was average. Scheduling was a different matter. Request for availability resulted in 2 weeks silence. When I followed up, they said the position was filled.
After moving on with my life, 1 week later they requested for an interview. When I asked for what position (I had applied for multiple), it turned out to be the same. Never asked about the confusion, although I always wondered.
All day interview consisting panel and 1-1 interviews; panel of engineers (peers), then supervisor (1-1), and finally manager (1-1). Engineers and supervisor seemed enthusiastic. (Standard questions about background, what-would-you-do scenarios, etc.) Manager did not seem prepared for the interview and read off a "script", and seemed too busy to care about "the process". While touring, noticed a lot of young engineers - recent college grads, young adult types.
Declined offer due to negative response from negotiation attempts.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What was your experience at your previous employer?
2 technical round and 1 manager round and at last HR round
More questions on CV and situation based questions. Programming questions and software life cycle also
Overall good experience with the interview process
Very professional. I enjoyed the process and the team greatly. They had a large range of questions from Team and interpersonal, to Technical. I think the engineers genuinely cared about my experience interviewing.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What was my favorite position, and what made me successful at it?
Good process easy to navigate through and good time line. The process was easy enough that I enjoyed it very much. The reason I would recommend it. Good process easy to navigate through and good time line. The process was easy enough that I enjoyed it very much. The reason I would recommend