
Integrated DNA Technologies Interview Questions
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Integrated DNA Technologies.
Laboratory Technician
The interview process was conducted online during Covid, but it's currently done in person. It was pretty straightforward. After applying a few months prior, I had a screening phone call. Although I was initially rejected during the screening call, I was scheduled for an interview a week later and then received an offer.
- Can you tell me about your resume and previous experience?
Continuous Improvement Leader
The interview process had 3 steps. First was a screening with corporate HR, then a phone screen with the hiring manager, and finally onsite interviews with HR, the Hiring Manager, and a potential peer. Coordinating interview times was a bit tricky since I had to go through a corporate rep who would then contact the Hiring Manager, and so on.
- Can you explain the structure of your current company's Lean Program?
Project Manager
A recruiter from IDT reached out to me on LinkedIn. Even though I'm not in biotech, I decided to explore the opportunity. I had an initial 30-minute call with the recruiter. After that, the hiring manager wanted to speak with me. During our 30-minute video call, he asked why I applied (which was strange since I didn't initiate the application) and what my interest was in joining the company. I felt like I had to heavily sell myself, and it didn't feel like a mutual discussion. The conversation itself was okay, but afterward, I was ghosted and only received a generic rejection email. What was particularly disappointing was not getting a personal email from the recruiter who initially contacted me. The whole process felt impersonal, making me feel like just another number. The hiring manager even boasted about the high volume of interviews they conduct, which suggests this impersonal treatment might be common once you're hired. I wouldn't recommend this company.
- In your opinion, what are the key attributes a Project Manager ought to possess?
Quality Control Technician
The first interview was a phone call with someone who turned out to be a recruiter, though I had to ask to confirm their role. The next three interviews were video calls, and two of those (the 3rd and 4th) were group interviews. The group interviews involved R&D and manufacturing personnel. During one of the group interviews, the interviewers seemed disengaged, almost dismissive. Despite the interviews going well, I didn't receive an offer and wasn't given any reason why. I tried contacting the recruiter for feedback but haven't heard back.
- What are your long-term career aspirations over the next five years?
Integrated DNA Technologies Interview Questions
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“What types of valves can you name?”
Read reports →“If they made a movie about your life, who would you want to play you?”
Read reports →“If your life were made into a movie, who would you want to play you?”
Read reports →“Why not save everyone time and schedule it as a group panel?”
Read reports →“Write SQL queries of increasing complexity based on a given database schema to achieve the desired results.”
Read report →“What steps would you take if you encountered issues during oligo purification?”
Read report →“How would you design the game of Monopoly?”
Read report →“What's something you'd rather we didn't know about you?”
Read report →“Can you explain how testing processes are integrated into the SDLC within an Agile framework?”
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