Good benefits, and really great for interns to learn.
There were no downsides to interning.
The interview was very straightforward. Only behavioral questions were asked. There were about three people on my interview panel. Remember to use the STAR method when answering the questions, and you will be fine.
I was called for an onsite interview last year in Charleston, SC and was promised that all my travel expenses would be paid. However, even after six months of the interview, they have neither reimbursed me nor are they responding to any of my emails
Interviewed over the phone a couple times, then an in-person interview and walk of the facility. Most of it was designed to test problem-solving skills and interest, not necessarily specifically industrial engineering.
The interview was very straightforward. Only behavioral questions were asked. There were about three people on my interview panel. Remember to use the STAR method when answering the questions, and you will be fine.
I was called for an onsite interview last year in Charleston, SC and was promised that all my travel expenses would be paid. However, even after six months of the interview, they have neither reimbursed me nor are they responding to any of my emails
Interviewed over the phone a couple times, then an in-person interview and walk of the facility. Most of it was designed to test problem-solving skills and interest, not necessarily specifically industrial engineering.