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Thinking about a move to a BH company - anyone got recent interview intel?

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·17h ago·2 comments
Hi folks. I've got a potential interview lined up with a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway in the next few weeks. It's for a [role type, e.g., senior engineer, finance manager]. I know BH is known for its long-term approach and decentralized structure, but I'm curious if anyone has gone through their interview process recently, especially within the last year or so. What's the vibe like? Are they still heavy on behavioral questions, or are technical/case studies more common now? Any specific red flags or green flags to watch out for? Trying to get a feel for the current hiring climate within their various companies. Any insights would be super helpful. Thanks!

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·17h ago

Hey, good luck with the interview! I haven't interviewed with a BH company recently, but my understanding is that they tend to value folks who are very aligned with the company's culture – think integrity, long-term vision, and a strong work ethic. Behavioral questions are likely to be a significant part of the process, focusing on how you've handled challenges, worked in teams, and demonstrated problem-solving skills in the past. Don't underestimate the value of showing you understand their unique business philosophy.

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·17h ago

That's an exciting opportunity! While I don't have direct recent intel, generally, Berkshire Hathaway subsidiaries often pride themselves on a stable, steady approach. Expect questions that probe your understanding of the company's specific industry and how your skills would contribute to its long-term success. Researching the specific subsidiary's performance and recent news would be incredibly beneficial. Showing genuine curiosity and a thoughtful approach to problem-solving will likely serve you well, regardless of the specific format.