I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Boston University
Interview
The interview was very comprehensive. There were 2 group interviews, each lasting 2 hours. During that time, you and the other interviewees were expected to work together to solve issues. Then, after the group interviews, each person had an individual interview. It was intense, but overall a good experience. Remember to not compete with the other interviewees--they are judging to see how you work in a team setting.
I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Boston University (Boston, MA) in Feb 2012
Interview
business system analyst - 3 rounds; the interview was both behavioral, and knowledge based- both of them were important- besides being competent in the analytic / technical side, personal treats were equally important (being a team player, probably the most important one); experience mattered as well (specific examples from previous work / jobs was helpful)
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
both behavioral, and knowledge based; experience mattered as well
I applied online. I interviewed at Boston University
Interview
I was called in for an Interview at HR, which was very easy, the woman asked some basic questions and gave me some information about benefits. However, I had not been previously informed that after that interview I would immediately have to go to an interview with the department manager for the position I applied for (they had set up the interview saying it was an interview with HR). I had worked at BU as a student and already knew the manager so it wasn't too bad for me, but talking to others who were hired after me, I think it was a little more disconcerting for them. The hiring process after the interview went pretty quickly.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They were all pretty typical behavioral type questions. I already knew the manager from previously working at BU so we got a bit off topic with things and it turned into more of just a chat than an interview