Carrier Interview Questions
& Process

The Carrier interview process is a thorough and interesting experience that really shows you our community, culture, and how we operate. Our experienced hiring managers run the process, letting you show off your skills, learn about the advantages of joining Carrier, and meet the people who make our company great. We want every interview to be respectful, professional, and useful, giving candidates chances to connect with us and our team a chance to learn about what inspires you, drives your success, and motivates you to be great. We hope you'll be as thrilled about Carrier as we are by the end of your interview.

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It took about 5 months from application to rejection. A recruiter contacted me a month after I applied. They sped things up because of the holidays. I kept chasing the recruiter, who seemed disorganized and would promise updates but not provide them. My final interview was in early February with the department director. It was a virtual interview on a Friday, which was odd because the role was supposed to be hybrid with 4 days in the office. I wondered how I'd see the office if all interviews were remote. A month later, I still hadn't heard back, but the recruiter assured me I'd likely get the job. Five weeks after the final interview, I checked the portal and saw the job posting was gone. I never got a formal rejection, either by email or from the recruiter. I had to ask twice for any information. The recruiter never even called to explain the situation. I felt like my time was wasted for 5 months, being strung along with assurances that I was a good fit, only to not even get a proper rejection after making it to the final stage. This role was recently reposted with a slightly different title but the same job description. I reached out to the recruiter again, but she didn't respond, and I was immediately rejected.

The interview process took a full day and involved 3 weeks of waiting time. I completed 2 technical rounds, 1 manager round, and 1 HR round, all of which seemed positive. However, I haven't received an offer or any updates. I was recently contacted by KPMG for a different role, with a budget of X-5 LPA. This role was agreed upon and interviewed for, but no offer was made. It seems they wasted my time and made false promises.