Extremely flexible if you are on the data center building team. It's hard work but rewarding, and a MAJOR resume builder.
Tough work. And if you get hired on permanently for this particular job, you are more than likely gonna need to travel, frequently, like every week for a week at a time.
The first call was conducted by the recruiter and lasted about 30 minutes. She asked some questions about my previous experience in control mechanics and automation. She also described the position quite well and explained why they needed to expand t
The interview was half an hour long. I was asked a few questions about projects on my resume and a few behavioral questions. The interviewers were very nice and helpful. They asked about my proficiency with various software and my coursework.
The interview was about 45 minutes long. I mostly talked about my experience and projects. They did ask me some technical questions, but they were mostly related to my experience, such as GD&T, drawing, CAD, and machining.
The first call was conducted by the recruiter and lasted about 30 minutes. She asked some questions about my previous experience in control mechanics and automation. She also described the position quite well and explained why they needed to expand t
The interview was half an hour long. I was asked a few questions about projects on my resume and a few behavioral questions. The interviewers were very nice and helpful. They asked about my proficiency with various software and my coursework.
The interview was about 45 minutes long. I mostly talked about my experience and projects. They did ask me some technical questions, but they were mostly related to my experience, such as GD&T, drawing, CAD, and machining.