Nothing special. When she tried to prove that I was not a good fit in the situation of balancing quantity and quality in my previous job she said "In our team we all make mistakes. We make many mistakes." I was thinking what she tried to tell me about how supply chain works at Henkel. What was the logic. No wonder the fill rate couldn't be improved. Besides, any mistake in Automotive industry where I worked before can be very expensive, more expensive than other industries.
You have a pool of water, a 3 gallon tank, 5 gallon tank, and 8 gallon tank. You must use the pool of water to fill the 5 and 8 gallon tank up to 4 gallons. You must fill the tank to the top when dipped in the water. If you pour water out the tank and into the pool you must empty it. The pool of water is limitless. Use the gallons in the tanks to determine how much water is in the tank. Please tell me in detail the amount of steps it takes to complete this task.
Name a time when you contributed/improved a current process at work
1)Why would Honeywell sell engines to Boeing at a loss? 2)What steps do you take when considering where to build a manufacturing plant? 3)Are you open to working in a manufacturing plant or distribution center? 4)Why Honeywell?
Where do you se yourself in 5 years.
If you had to make a documentary about lessons learned from Covid-19 what would it be about?
Optimizations you have done previous project
Describe your biggest failure in your career
Nothing specific; just prior job experience
Mostly easy behavioral questions. They care more about cultural fit and work ethic than what you know. Be ready to talk about general supply chain flow and Microsoft's product line.
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