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I applied online. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Orange (Il Cairo, ) in Jan 2007
Interview
I was called for an interview on phone and interview was scheduled for a couple of days after . I was asked for my knowledge about the company which was my first weakness since i did not read enough about the company mission , strategy and work environment .
I believe i needed to be more prepared by at least reading the company website thoroughly .
The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Orange in Feb 2007
Interview
During the group interview process they give you a list of 20 people and they say that you should fire 50%. You shoud say who and why. The best candidate can move to the next level, the 1:1 interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
During the group interview process they give you a list of 20 people and they say that you should fire 50%. You shoud say who and why.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Orange (Varsavia, Masovia) in Oct 2008
Interview
1) Initial communication - e-mail from HR Department to set-up a date for the interview meeting
2) First and only meeting with the recruiter (your to-be-boss) and one person from HR.
Questions very easy, like: tell me what you know about Release 4 Network architecture - what kind of network elements are there and what interfaces and protocols are used in R4 Mobile Networks. Describe what have you been doing in your previous job. One short question in English to check your language skills.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
"What network elements are used in Release 4 Mobile Networks? "