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      Sdet Interview

      Jan 17, 2025
      Anonymous Interview Candidate
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. I interviewed at Philips

      Interview

      I had a very odd experience starting with the phone screening call. It's strange when a job posting lists "work authorization" as a minimum requirement, yet during the conversation, the recruiter repeatedly asks if I need sponsorship, even after I clearly stated that I don’t. I believe it’s important for recruiters to have a more positive attitude and better knowledge regarding EADs, especially since this falls under the scope of HR responsibilities. Recruiters are the first point of contact and create the initial impression of the company, but in this case, the first impression was not positive at all.

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      Question 1

      Where do you live? How far is it? Are you able to come to the office? Do you still work? Have you worked in regulated environment?
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