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Application Advice:
Research the role that you would be applying for, Micro Focus handle a lot of Legacy technologies for other companies so it's likely a good idea to learn about some of them.
Interview Advice:
Practice how to respond to a coding problem on the fly. During the interview you will be tested on your technical knowledge. The answers don't need to be perfect as long as your logic is sound, but this makes it easy to mess up explanations if you're not confident.
Systems Software Engineer, Newbury at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
It is a good place to work at especially when you start your IT career as there are a lot of good professionals to learn from.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself on the interview.
Software Developer, at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Show a good grounding in programming and problem solving. Being an expert in a language is not required, just show a solid foundation.
Interview Advice:
You'll be required to write some code on a whiteboard and talk through how you're solving the problem. Even if you don't come up with the optimal solution, the most important thing is to talk through how you're trying to solve the problem.
Graduate Systems Software Engineer, Communications at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Make sure you make your CV very good, in order to increase your chances of being called on an interview.
Interview Advice:
Stay calm and think, if you do not know something, do not guess it. Show your motivation. Be positive and proactive.
System Software Developer, Eclipse IDE at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
A CV that shows you have a degree and some experience in programming is enough. The application will include a test so you will be able to show your coding skills.
Interview Advice:
Be yourself, relax, be cooperative and let them help you. They know you don't know everything they want to see if you're willing to learn and work in a team.
System Software Developer I, IDE for mainframe application development at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Sometimes an internship programme is available.
Phone interviews are done first.
Interview Advice:
- Algorithm questions
- Basic optimisation questions
- Object-Oriented design questions
- Basic computing principle questions
- Implementing an algorithm (code on whiteboard)
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Application Advice:
Do your research. Micro Focus is known as the COBOL company, but that is just one of the things we do.
Interview Advice:
Be honest, if you don't know the answer to a question then say so!
Software System Developer, COBOL Application Server at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Be honest about how much programming experience you have. I don't have a Computer science degree but they were willing to take me on as I could demonstrate my interest in the field and the required level of competency.
Software Systems Developer 1, at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
The role is most suited for those looking for a long term career.
Software Developer, at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
No one likes a bloated CV
Interview Advice:
Take suggestions and don't argue
Software System Developer, at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Go for for! Micro Focus will give you a great opportunity to build a successful career.
Interview Advice:
Talk to everyone! This is a very social company, the more contacts you make the better.
Software Developer, Software Development at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
If you don't know enough about programming, try and find something else to make your cv stand out from the others, draw on experience from other areas
Interview Advice:
Prepare to be asked some technical questions, remain calm throughout and if you don't know the answer ask for some help. the interviewers are more interested in how you get to the answer than knowing everything about a given language.
Software Systems Developer 1, Development Academy at Micro FocusRead the full review »
Application Advice:
Can't comment too much on actually applying since I was approached by Pareto about the job.
As part of the application, I had to do a aptitude test, a programming test and a phone interview. This was followed by an assessment day
Interview Advice:
There was an assessment day that you have to attend, so if you live far away make sure you book a hotel so you don't have to leave in 2 in the morning. Don't be too fussed about spending money on travel as they will reimburse it later.
The assessment day was split up into 3 separate sections, first as to deduce communication and teamwork skills which had us form groups and work with other candidates.
The second part was a formal interview with pareto. This is was a normal interview which had all the generic questions that you would expect in a interview
Finally there was a technical interview with at least one member of senior staff, in which they give you a problem to solve. They will guide you through the problem so don't get discouraged if you feel that they helped you out too much.
Software Systems Engineer, at Micro FocusRead the full review »
