I wasn't expecting questions about electrical principles, since my position did not involve working directly with the products we sell. If you don't have a technical background and aren't interviewing for a technical position, it's probably okay to admit you don't know the answers. That shouldn't be a deal-breaker, but it might be to your benefit to learn a little about electricity and the products Eaton sells before you interview. This may not apply to other areas, I can only speak for myself.
Work experience and product knowledge
If a key member of your team left, what would you do?
If confronted by an irate person, what do you do?
Classiche domande da colloquio, conoscenze tecniche in primis
They asked me quite a few questions about my background the types of projects and systems I had worked on/with, and my willingness to travel.
What is Capitol One's Mission statement
First step to troubleshoot wireless issues
About Governance Risk Management and Compliance
Why the company, where do I see myself in 5 years
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