
Designdata Systems inc Interview Questions
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Technical Manager
I had a first chat with the recruiter, then a second with the team. But then they totally ghosted me. It's a shame to waste people's time like that.
- Can you explain the purpose of Active Directory?
End User Support
The interview process was pretty straightforward. You'll go through three rounds of interviews, and after the final one, they'll let you know if you got the job.
- The questions asked during the interview vary each time. For instance, my friend who was hired was asked a completely different set of questions than I was.
Account Manager
The hiring process started with a quick phone screen, and then there was another interview a week later. This role was not what was advertised; it was presented as an Account Manager, but it's actually a hybrid role that combines Project Management, Service Delivery, and Account Management, likely to save costs. Before the interview, I had to complete a case study, which involved planning a fictional client move with a proposal and a PowerPoint presentation. The interview itself was a panel of about 7 or 8 people. They asked me questions for around 45 minutes, focusing on my experience with managing people. I then presented my PowerPoint and answered a few more questions designed to understand my thought process. Shortly after the interview, they called to ask for clarification on my answer about managing people and I also sent a follow-up email with the clarification. Apparently, that one question was enough to disqualify me. This seems like a flaw in the process, as it could have been addressed in the initial phone screen.
- Tell me about your management experience and your perspective on managing people.
Technical Support
It was good. They asked about my education background and experiences. Then, a panel of 4 people kept asking me questions about end-user support and terminologies. It felt like they were trying to intimidate me. They also stressed the 'customer is always right' idea. There were some behavior questions too, like what I would do with a difficult customer.
- Can you explain what AD, LDAP, WSUS, and JAMF are?
- What can you tell us about your educational background and previous experiences?
- Describe your experience with end-user support and relevant terminologies.
Designdata Systems inc Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Designdata Systems inc interview reports.
“Can you explain the purpose of Active Directory?”
Read reports →“Can you explain what AD, LDAP, WSUS, and JAMF are?”
Read reports →“Describe your experience with end-user support and relevant terminologies.”
Read reports →“Share an example of a time you supported XYZ.”
Read reports →“What is your approach when dealing with a challenging customer?”
Read report →“Tell me about your management experience and your perspective on managing people.”
Read report →“What can you tell us about your educational background and previous experiences?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 5 Designdata Systems inc interview reports.