TE Connectivity Manager interview questions

The process was about 4 weeks long. I did not see the point in doing so many on-site interviews especially when the interviewer was joining in from the US via video conference. Did I really need to take all those half-days off of work to drive to TE's offices to join a video conference? But that's not even the most striking part of my experience with TE. I did get a written offer... only that the offer did not include salary details :D Every single financial item had "in line with company policy" written next to it. I asked them to clarify the company policy and repeatedly got inconsistent or vague answers. Example: "Will I get a car?" -TE's 1st response: No, you won't. -TE's 2nd response: You have the right to either get a car or car allowance of 600/month -TE's 3rd response: You cannot get car allowance but you'll get a car. -TE's 4th response: Your line manager decides if you'll need a car. There's no exaggeration here. And that's just the car. Imagine the back and forth we had about the bonus, health insurance, etc.. So due to all this ambiguity, I declined the offer. When I called to say that I declined the offer, they said they were going to withdraw the offer anyway because they could see that I was only in it for the money. I didn't even bother to respond. I dodged a bullet there.

Short phone conversation where the interviewer did not ask me any questions so I had to speak the entire time. It was uncomfortable. I felt as if I were doing the interviewing. All of my questions were answered with good clarity. I've heard that it is difficult to interview with this particular person. Phone interviews since then have gone wonderfully.