Overall, a great experience.
Overall, a great experience.
- Excellent leadership in the Automation org.
- Great place to kick-start a career in Project Management.
- They'll eventually want you to move to Bentonville, AR if you want to be promoted.
- Too much emphasis on PowerPoint presentations to make yourself visible.
- Could come around as a little old school.
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Automation Engineer
It's easy if you interned for the company in college. Otherwise, it can be a bit more difficult. The people are really nice throughout the process, though! Good luck to everyone that wants to join.
Automation Engineer
There were two rounds after meeting with the director at the career fair. The first was a semi-technical round where case studies were presented to me, and we discussed the work I have done. The next round involved a case study that they had sent to
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It was simple, with a case study and a three-person panel. The questions were supply chain-related, with a lighthearted feel in the air. An indication for the job came quickly following the interview.
Automation Engineer
Bentonville, Arkansas, United StatesOctober 14, 2023It's easy if you interned for the company in college. Otherwise, it can be a bit more difficult. The people are really nice throughout the process, though! Good luck to everyone that wants to join.
Automation Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesSeptember 1, 2023There were two rounds after meeting with the director at the career fair. The first was a semi-technical round where case studies were presented to me, and we discussed the work I have done. The next round involved a case study that they had sent to
Automation Engineer
Bergen op Zoom, NetherlandsNovember 1, 2021It was simple, with a case study and a three-person panel. The questions were supply chain-related, with a lighthearted feel in the air. An indication for the job came quickly following the interview.
