
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Interview Questions
& Process
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Excellus BlueCross BlueShield.
Data Scientist
Did a take-home assignment first, then some screening for personality and culture fits. Had to present my results to the team. Overall it wasn't too bad. They also assessed my experience with R and Python code.
- What's your experience been like using Python?
- Can you elaborate on your experience with R?
- Tell me about your Python experience.
Software Engineer
So there were three interviews. It started with an HR phone call where they asked the usual stuff like why I'm looking to leave my current gig. Then I had a chat with the hiring manager, and after that, a meeting focused on technology and skills. It's funny, even though the title was for a senior position, some of the entry-level questions they asked were pretty basic.
- Functional Testing: Verify that all features and functionalities of the app work as expected. Ensure that user interactions and workflows are smooth and error-free.
- Performance Testing: Measure the app's responsiveness, speed, and stability under various conditions. Test for load handling, stress, and endurance to ensure the app performs well under high usage.
- Usability Testing: Evaluate the app's user interface and user experience. Gather feedback from real users to identify areas for improvement in design and navigation.
Product Manager
I had an initial phone screening with the recruiter, and that went really well because they were super helpful in explaining what the job entailed. The next interview was with the hiring manager, and we really hit it off. After that, I had a third-round interview with a panel of people I'd be working with if hired. I had to do a short case study presentation, which wasn't too tough. The fourth and final round was with the hiring manager's bosses. I actually interned at their sister company years ago, and I thought that connection might help since they knew my old managers. I followed up with the hiring manager twice after the final interview but didn't hear back. Eventually, I got a standard rejection email.
- Could you define what a product is and explain how you, as a product manager, would define it?
Project Manager
It was good and not too difficult. First, we talked about work experience. Then about education background, and after that hobbies and interest. After that, there was a series of tests that are involved in America and verbal reasoning.
- Can you describe a challenging time you experienced?
- Tell me about your work experience.
- Tell me about your education background.
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Interview Questions
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“What's the difference between Java stream's findFirst() and findAny() methods?”
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Read reports →“How do you set the Java version in Eclipse?”
Read report →“In Java, what's the difference between a predicate and a function?”
Read report →“What's the difference between a for loop and a for each loop, and when would you use a for each loop?”
Read report →“What's the difference between a class and an object?”
Read report →“What steps would you take if you wanted to prevent a class from being subclassed?”
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Across all 67 Excellus BlueCross BlueShield interview reports.