As it has a good work environment, and I like the quality engineering field. Also, it is very near to my apartment, so less transportation.
It is a small business, and somehow out of my specialty. I don't like much the high sound of machines.
Keep the pace up and try to make the factory safer. Dampen the sounds and vibrations to reduce headaches.
I applied online, and a recruiter scheduled a phone interview. The first question was: "Do you have a green card or are you a US citizen?" I was not. She then said, "OK, bye." I did not understand. She could have asked me this via email before sch
Interviewed through the school's virtual career fair. This was a rather easy interview. Nothing was too in-depth, and they mostly just asked what I was looking for in an internship position.
It was a long, full day of interviews, though they went by quickly. I met with various team members who asked me things ranging from technical programming problems to general business experience.
I applied online, and a recruiter scheduled a phone interview. The first question was: "Do you have a green card or are you a US citizen?" I was not. She then said, "OK, bye." I did not understand. She could have asked me this via email before sch
Interviewed through the school's virtual career fair. This was a rather easy interview. Nothing was too in-depth, and they mostly just asked what I was looking for in an internship position.
It was a long, full day of interviews, though they went by quickly. I met with various team members who asked me things ranging from technical programming problems to general business experience.