The technical question went something like, "What problems would our company face when shipping oil in a pipeline over a mountain range, then down a valley? Where would areas be with high pressure and low pressure? Show us all the steps you take to answer the question."
So why would you want to work in a corn processing job after working at [a major pharmaceutical company] which is very different?
Tell us about a time that you headed a project.
- Basic Behavioral questions - Resume specific Technical Questions
Describe a time you experienced a difficult person in a work or school environment and how did you handle that?
Tell me about a time you felt strongly about something (that maybe other people did not and you had to convince them otherwise), Tell me about a time someone did not work the way they were supposed to and it ended up affected the results, Give an example of a tough decision that you had to make, etc.
How do you deal with time management?
Questions about the contents of your resume and relation to the role
They use the STAR format
I think that the most difficult part was not being repetitive with my answers. Make sure you draw from all kinds of environments to show your diversity. For example use school projects as well as industry experience if you have any. There was really nothing tricky about the questions but be sure to smile and be personable.
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