There were 9 questions with the first 5 being behavioral and the last 4 being technical. The behavioral questions were average questions like "Name a time where you had to make a quick decision on your own and how did you handle it." If you went to a decent engineering school the technical questions were also pretty easy such as create a shear/moment diagram, talk about UTS, etc.
What is your proudest achievement, and why?
What was the last time you explained something complex to someone?
Draw the bending moment diagram of a portal frame.
There's no question yet, but one of the manager assumed that I'm familiar with various acronyms. It was a little confusing.
Just a briefing about my work experiences, some questions about the responsibilities mentioned in my resume and a briefing about the team structure and the projects in the pipeline
they asked about my research.
What are you previous experiences.
Tell me about a time you faced a challenge and how you handled it." It was all about testing problem-solving, resilience, and self-awareness.
Could you please tell me about yourself?
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