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      Senior Implementation Consultant Interview

      3 May 2013
      Anonymous employee
      Chicago, IL
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Guidewire (Chicago, IL) in Apr 2013

      Interview

      refered by friend, applied, contacted and set up phone interview 1 (passed), took 3 hour technical test (passed), trip to chicago for final interview (was 3 seperate 1 hour interviews) - passed. On the way home from chicago I got an email letting me know they were working on my offer. 3 days later I had my offer and accepted

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      I had background in there software, there for nothing was very difficult or surprising. In chicago I had to write some code for a recursive function to meet a specific need.,
      1 Answer

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      Senior Implementation Consultant Interview

      28 Aug 2012
      Anonymous employee
      Toronto, ON
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied through an employee referral. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Guidewire (Toronto, ON) in Jun 2012

      Interview

      Referred by a Guidewire employee and I got a very good first impression of the company from him. Interview process, though, is a bit lengthy and it took me more than a month to go through it. One thing I liked about the company and interviewers is that everyone takes time to talk about the company and they show the pride being part of Guidewire. Round 1 - Started with HR who conducted screening interview on phone to make sure that I have enough hands-on coding experience not just high level design or architecture. Round 2 - Technical Phone interview with more emphasis on OOPS concepts and basic Java / JEE questions Round 3 - Coding exam for 3 hours with 3 coding problems to solve. First one is on JDBC, second one is to fix a buggy and inefficient program on Java I/O and the last one is on JMS. Round 4 - Another technical Phone interview, this time, not only on Java / JEE basics but also on design and architecture Round 5 - I was called to Chicago for 3 back-to-back personal interviews each interview lasting appox. 1 hour. Two of them are technical in nature and the last one was more on communication, interpersonal skills and domain experience. I was asked to write a program on the fly in one of the technical interviews. I was asked to talk about my prior project experience and was asked to explain design decisions that I had to take in my previous projects.

      Interview questions [3]

      Question 1

      Write a program that takes a number from 100 to 999 as input and prints in words
      Answer question

      Question 2

      What is difference between optimistic and pessimistic concurrency?
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      Question 3

      What design questions will you ask the customer when data has to be sent across heterogenous systems?
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