It's a big company, so they have a lot of facilities. The benefits package is very nice. Also, there is a union to support staff.
All the things about working in a big company.
The career progression initiative needs work.
Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.
At least three different interviews with Human Resources, Engineering Management, and a future supervisor. Questions around past experience, goals, strengths, and expectations. After completing the interview process, a general engineering knowledge
Online questions and then an onsite interview. The questions are not too technical, but they question your ability to think and process at the scene about a particular problem. They ask about 10 questions like such.
It took 3 months to call for an interview, and it's been almost 4 months since with no answer, even for a rejection. Surprisingly, the interview lasted for 15 minutes, and no question was asked that evaluated me.
At least three different interviews with Human Resources, Engineering Management, and a future supervisor. Questions around past experience, goals, strengths, and expectations. After completing the interview process, a general engineering knowledge