Lennar Business Analyst Interview Questions
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It was a pretty straightforward interview. I just had a one-on-one with the manager, and they were really nice and made the interview feel comfortable. Not much else to add.

This was the most unprofessional and awkward interview that I have ever had. The questions were all intended to be one word answers. 5 people where scheduled to be on the call and only 3 showed up. As one person asked a question the others were obviously working on something different during the interview. One of the people interviewing me was dressed super unprofessionally. The position is still open two months after posting. I really believe this position was posted without the intention to really hire anyone. They told the recruiter the interview was to similar to a sales pitch while they explicitly stated they were heavily looking for someone who was well spoken and could get their point across while presenting. So how is selling myself during an interview a bad thing? When I reached out for some insight in regards to their feedback, I was harshly shot down and asked not to reach back out. I can only imagine what its like working there. I don't mind getting passed on but getting passed on cause they did not set up an adequate environment to conduct a thorough interview is irritating and should be a red flag to future applicants.

This interview process took me about 7 weeks to complete. I went through 4 interview rounds in total. The first was an HR call, and the subsequent rounds included technical and behavioral assessments.