The interview went very well. The first round was between an individual and I. This was the standard interview process about my experiences, the company, and the typical tell me about a time interview questions.
The second round I was flown to New Berlin, Wisconsin. This was a great experience. The dinner allowed the management and current PAL employees informally establish a relationship. It was a relaxed setting and great way to start knowing the formal process would take the entire next day.
The next day ABB formally familiarized the interviewers and the interviewees. In addition, ABB described its benefits in a formal presentation setting. Once this was complete the interview process started with about 4 interviewers for 2 hours (30 min each) and a tour of the factory. Overall the experience was great.
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The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the ABB Power and Automation Leader role in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
ABB's interview process for their Power and Automation Leader roles in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for ABB's Power and Automation Leader interview process in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.