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      Senior Project Manager Interview

      19 Apr 2024
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Austin, TX
      No offer
      Negative experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at NV5 (Austin, TX) in Feb 2024

      Interview

      I applied for a Senior Project Manager position online based on the job description and posting as I felt I was a great fit with my experience. I was e-mailed by a recruiter indicating that I would be a better fit for an entry level position at a different location and provided me a link to review the job description. After reviewing the job description which appeared to be more of an entry level position and something similar to what I had done approximately 15 years ago, I e-mailed the recruiter over my resume to explain that I felt I would not be a good fit and that he had downgraded my skills in order to fill a position that was definitely not a good fit for me. He persuaded to go on about how we still should discuss this over the phone as he thought it was worth a phone conversation and that the right fit is negotiable.

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