hope that i can join experian, but i m fresh graduate, no door to getting in...all required MIN 2 YEARS experience...

let me give you a piece of advice. go work somewhere else first. gain experience. have passion in the field. I'm telling you, it is NOT easy to keep up with the pace in Experian if you are a fresh grad. yeah people wont tell you things like "you're not doing good" but in reality, you are dragging and slowing them down. it's only up to you to realise it or not and to accept it or not.

once you have a really strong base and deep enough knowledge in the field, then only you apply. another tip, most of those who come for the interview failed the most basic questions and a LOT of them have numbers in the years of experience.

that means years of experience cannot measure to the deep base of knowledge....

Hai alwajdi ,

I from Java background, is it possible for me to get into QA?

Thanks

as long as u hv few years experience in Java, YES, u r in... NOT LIKE ME, START FROM ZERO...

yes. possible. but being a QA, you need to know all those things about QA testing for example: black/white/grey box testing, performance, profiling and so on. better if you know how to do test automation.

if failed the technical test, means NO CHANCE to be interviewed at all?

Hello, i get the call from Experian HR and will attend interview session on next monday at Erricson building...

I am feel not confident already after saw your all post ..plust my previous frens also failed in walk-in interview session. I am surprised Experian called me about it..

However, i need to do well prepare ...any suggestion for me ? my applied position is .NET developer... what kind of tests?

Actually ,what the benefits given by Experian ? that is good ?

i got a friend's friend who joined in as management trainee at first, the test given to him was not really in technical, its more on IQ test, but now he's been transferred to Java development team. And he had almost zero knowledge in Java before joining this company, so, can it be deduced that the easier path to join Experian is via management trainee?

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Aug 13 2010, 05:01 PM

if your percentage is too far from the passing mark, chances are none.


Experian is an equal opportunity company which means anybody can come for the interview. it's just the matter that you pass or not. In terms of benefits, I can tell you that Experian currently is nearly unmatchable. That is why it's hard to pass the interviews. Only the best may join.


you can say that. but unless you really can pick up the pace, my personal opinion is not recommended for fresh graduates to join. Java training, yeah easy. but when it comes to the practical: you'll be thrown into the real 'battlefield' straight away. Then after about 3 months, it's left to your team lead to decide whether you get to stay or pack up your things and look for other job.

how about the passing marks ? how many percentage ?

I heard that the questions have been leaked out long ago? Do they use the same set of questions everytime?

then again, even pass the test, there will be at least 2 interviews waiting

Hi,dattebayo ..

Are you get the interview from Experian also ?!
Haha, how about them are using the test is similar the Walk-In test...
however, i feel it is not simple ... i lost my confident and feel scary..but will do a try ..

JZ now i went to ericsson building from cheras.!!wow ,feel quite far and long path... do v increase our expected salary for petrol and toll .XD haha

Experian provide petrol allowance?

you score more than half, then you are on to the next interview.


it's been leaked quite a long time ago. but still, 2nd interview is about explaining the answers. sometimes you'll be asked questions that are similar but on different situations. there are some people that attempted the test (same set questions) more than once but still failed (the bad thing is, they scored lower than the 1st attempt LOL).


Yeah.



there are people lives a lot far than you do. Port Klang, Selayang, Kepong, Damansara..a few come from Cheras too..
I myself from damansara.

after seeing these posts, I am not sure whether I can handle the job well, I am not really a programmer person anyway, its just I have touched on .NET before. The good side of this company is the good environment, can wear smart casual for programmer team, and can go back before 6pm, from what I heard from friend's friend.

Experian called me last Friday for tomorrow test and interview... I am a fresh graduates, I hope I am shortlisted and handle this job well..

This post has been edited by sengasdf: Aug 15 2010, 08:54 PM

How much the petrol allowance Experian provides?

depends on the further you live from the office. max is rm400.

i think petrol allowance is not much of importance comparing the possibilities to be shortlisted in the interview

This post has been edited by dattebayo: Aug 15 2010, 10:37 PM