Situational type questions with panel of interviewers. The interview was onsite, formal . A tour of the facility occurred after the interview. Nothing else to describe in this process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
typical situational questions like what would you do if your project had a major setback
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Northrop Grumman (Long Beach, CA) in Oct 2017
Interview
It was not technical and they were trying to get a feel or your personality. They asked about the things in my resume. They also had a list of things asking what you would do in certain types of scenarios, what kind of work you want to do in the company, things that would bother you...etc. They ask if you know much about the company and it's okay to say no because they will tell you about what they do and company stuff.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you solved a situation and what it taught you?
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Northrop Grumman (Buffalo, NY) in Apr 2018
Interview
I applied for another position and was contacted to interview for this position. The HR team was unorganized and they didn't send me any details about the position until 2 hours before the interview, such as position information and who I was interviewing with. I was interviewed by a panel, which included 2 management development program trainees. The interview felt like a training exercise for their management development program and all questions were asked from a standardized question sheet, which all four members of the panel took turns asking. The hiring manager was uninterested from the beginning and was checking his phone during the interview. He then proceeded to tell me that every single employee at the firm was a leader and he didn't like annoying questions. This was a waste of my time and I was treated unprofessionally. The HR individual kept referencing vision, passion, and leadership which are blanket concepts used by those who are attempting to appear to be engaging in modern business practices. The reality is that this firm is looking for individuals to make lateral moves, not developing 'leaders'.