
Sportsmedia Technology Corp Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sportsmedia Technology Corp.
Broadcast Operator
The interview experience was pretty chill and consisted of a single phone call round. They mainly wanted to know about my background in live TV broadcast and production. It felt more like a conversation, and overall, I had a good time.
- Can you describe your experience with live sports, TV broadcasting, and production?
Software Quality Analyst
I saw the job online and applied via email with my resume and cover letter Tuesday night. Wednesday after 4 PM I got an email with a 2 page 13 short answer question document due that Friday at 4 PM. I'm employed so that wasn't enough time to respond. I read it anyway. It asked basic questions like who we are, why applying, do you like sports, SAT scores, education, GPA, favorite courses, how you describe yourself, team player or lone wolf, % of time working with a team, why looking for a new job, when can you start, do you have equipment for a web/video interview. One question was ironic given the job requires you love sports but asks if you'd work weekends, holidays, and late nights when sports are playing, likely unpaid since it's salaried. I don't watch sports and haven't had a TV in 8 years, which doesn't affect my ability to test software. It was an entry level position and the time cost vs benefit was skewed. It seems like the company is targeting new job market people, ill informed, or unemployed.
- Are you available to work weekends, holidays, and late at night during televised sporting events, given that you love playing and/or watching sports?
Sales Associate
The hiring manager was supposed to meet me but left before our scheduled interview time without any contact because she had to rush to another city. After the other workers contacted her, she sent me to speak with the manager of a different store within the same company. The person I spoke with was nice but didn't have complete information about the job I applied for since she didn't work at that specific store. Honestly, I wasn't really interested in that job, but even if I had been, I wouldn't have accepted it after that experience.
- What previous experience do you have in this type of role?
- What made you decide to apply for this job?
Systems Engineer
The interview had two phone calls and then one in-person interview. The phone interviews were mostly about networking and Linux. The in-person interview involved doing 5 Linux OS tasks in a set amount of time.
- Networking scenario-based questions about VPN and cloud.
- Questions on Linux file systems.
- Complete 5 Linux OS tasks within a set time.
Sportsmedia Technology Corp Interview Questions
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“What is the difference between an interface and an abstract class?”
Read reports →“What are some basic concepts in computer vision?”
Read reports →“Do you know about or have you attended The Players?”
Read reports →“Can you define these software terms, such as polymorphism?”
Read reports →“Tell me about Image Processing Algorithms.”
Read report →“Do you know OpenGL?”
Read report →“Can you solve C++ problems?”
Read report →“Did you play sports, and what was your experience with them?”
Read report →“Are you available to work weekends, holidays, and late at night during televised sporting events, given that you love playing and/or watching sports?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 19 Sportsmedia Technology Corp interview reports.