You gain deep knowledge in Engineering.
They might move you to very different departments, even if you don't like it.
Applied through LinkedIn. Got a call for an interview with the HR representative and the Industrial Engineer manager. General behavioral questions were asked about my previous experience. Interview went alright; did not hear back from them though.
Apply on the website. Take an online assessment. Phone pre-screen. Phone interview with a panel. On-site interview with a panel. Wait one month. Later, they cancel the position but do not bother to call you.
Two-person interview. A series of questions followed. Most were basic behavioral questions, then some specific situation ones. There were no "out-of-the-box" questions. It was a pretty standard interview. The interview was probably 30-40 minutes long
Applied through LinkedIn. Got a call for an interview with the HR representative and the Industrial Engineer manager. General behavioral questions were asked about my previous experience. Interview went alright; did not hear back from them though.
Apply on the website. Take an online assessment. Phone pre-screen. Phone interview with a panel. On-site interview with a panel. Wait one month. Later, they cancel the position but do not bother to call you.
Two-person interview. A series of questions followed. Most were basic behavioral questions, then some specific situation ones. There were no "out-of-the-box" questions. It was a pretty standard interview. The interview was probably 30-40 minutes long