
Zetron Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 6 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Zetron.
Devops Engineer
The interview process involved online tests and an in-person interview. It was a fine process, and everyone was friendly and kind, making it enjoyable to chat with people. It was frustrating not to get an offer since I felt like I was the ideal candidate and it seemed like a great place to work where I could have done great things.
- What negative feedback might your colleagues give about you?
Tester
The interview involved 4 people. The whole time I didn't say a word. They mostly talked about themselves and bad-mouthed some of their team members. One interviewer asked about my favorite superhero, and another asked if I was a Seahawks fan, implying that my hiring depended on it because she makes decisions based on football team affiliation.
- Which superhero do you identify with?
- Do you follow the Seahawks football team?
- Are you capable of managing elderly individuals?
Technical Trainer
I spoke with individuals one-on-one for about two hours. They asked all the typical interview questions; nothing was surprising. Zetron is known for taking its time with hiring. If you don't hear back for 6-8 weeks after interviewing, it doesn't mean you're out of the running. I've seen people hired 3 months after interviewing, and no one else was even interviewed in the meantime.
- Be ready for standard interview questions.
Software Engineer
I was hired to write automated Python scripts for testing. The interview process was very quick, consisting of just one phone call. This was due to a time-sensitive offer. Normally, the process might be longer.
- What keyword do you use within a Python class to refer to the object itself?
Zetron Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Zetron interview reports.
“What is CTCSS?”
Read reports →“Explain how to wire a TX & RX cable.”
Read reports →“What keyword do you use within a Python class to refer to the object itself?”
Read reports →“Do you follow the Seahawks football team?”
Read reports →“What is transmit Request?”
Read report →“Can you describe radio technology?”
Read report →“Which superhero do you identify with?”
Read report →“Describe your response if a colleague were to yell at you.”
Read report →“What negative feedback might your colleagues give about you?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 6 Zetron interview reports.