Applied online and got an interview offer. Went to a basic information session the day before the interview. Interview was completely behavioral based with a simple problem solving riddles where you explain your thought process. Interviewer didn't ask me if I had any questions and frankly seemed cold but I still got a second interview invitation in Bakersfield, CA. Before you go to the interview you are assigned a random team of other attendees where you will have to work together to put on a presentation about a branch of Schlumberger. You will spend the first evening doing these presentations from 8PM to 3AM at the latest. Stay focused and ask a few questions. The second day you are up and touring some of the surrounding fields and facilities. You are given a lot of chances to ask questions and get close up to the technology they use.

The interview process at SLB for the internship began with the resume submission, where I highlighted my academic achievements and relevant experiences. Following this, I participated in a phone call interview, which involved discussing my background, skills, and enthusiasm for the oil and gas industry. Next, I took part in a group activity, collaborating with fellow candidates to tackle a problem, showcasing teamwork and communication skills. This was succeeded by a presentation, where I presented a topic related to my field, demonstrating my ability to convey information effectively. Finally, the process concluded with a one-to-one interview with a hiring manager, allowing for an in-depth discussion of my experiences, aspirations, and fit for the internship role at SLB. This structured approach provided a comprehensive evaluation of my suitability for the position.