First started with a Resume scan, then a test, then an initial interview and a final interview. The entire process takes a bit of time but once you get going with it is quick .
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Only 2 “technical questions” but they weren’t really technical they just wanted to see how you acted in the work place and that you could be trusted.
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Entretien
This was a group interview with about 5 interviewees. It was separated into a few components:
- 10 minute group question about a survival scenario - seemed to be basically an icebreaker
- Program a lighting control device using the manual (30ish min)
- Program another lighting control device using the manual (30ish min)
- Interview with a manager about career goals, educational background, etc
- Interview with another manager and two "role plays," one about troubleshooting an electrical outlet that isn't working and one about customer service on a construction site
- Short multiple choice personality/behavioral test
- Puzzle game on the computer (30ish minutes) - essentially a computer game in which you have a manual for solving easy puzzles, kind of like what you see in escape rooms
The Initial interview is a 15 minute interview to get to know you as a Candidate, after you clear that there is a Final Interview that is 1 Hour Long, this is more Technical and they get into detail with situational questions, circuit configurations etc.
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Question 1
They ask you about yourself, why you wanna work a full time travel job, and they ask you about your projects too
The first-round interview focused on discussing my background and walking through my resume. In the second round, they shared their screen and asked more technical questions, as well as questions about the work environment and team compatibility.
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
How do you feel about frequent travel as part of this role?