
TIAG (The Informatics Applications Group) Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at TIAG (The Informatics Applications Group).
Technical Writer
Had a short one hour interview and got a quick call back with a decision. They asked good questions and let me ask about the company, project, and client. It was a small panel interview style.
- Can you describe a significant challenge you faced and how you managed to overcome it?
Human Resources Assistant
This was a complete waste of time because they had an internal candidate already chosen. After the interview, I had to chase them for a response, and the Talent Acquisition person eventually admitted they hired someone internally. They should just promote from within instead of wasting people's time and building false hope. Their communication back to candidates shows a lack of respect for the time people invest in interviewing.
- The interview was conversational and free-flowing.
Operations Project Coordinator
Good.
- My job was eliminated after only 3 months. TIAG conceded to the demands of the client, afraid or rocking the boat, despite the fact I was doing an excellent job and this decision by the client made no sense.
TIAG (The Informatics Applications Group) Interview Questions
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“The interview was conversational and free-flowing.”
Read reports →“My job was eliminated after only 3 months. TIAG conceded to the demands of the client, afraid or rocking the boat, despite the fact I was doing an excellent job and this decision by the client made no sense.”
Read reports →“Can you describe a significant challenge you faced and how you managed to overcome it?”
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