I applied in-person. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ExxonMobil (Houston, TX)
Interview
The process was not bad. 1st - there was a phone interview which was very easy going. Basically, checking your background match for the job. Then, in person interview [(2) panels]. First panel-About (8) behavioral questions. Second panel- reviewing your resume and questions concerning how it matches the position.
Overall the people seemed very nice.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about yourself?
What made me want to work for Exxon?
Tell me about a time questions:
•When you had to use creative thinking?
•When you had to Persuade a team to follow your lead?
•When a project didn’t go as planned?What did you do and what was the outcome?
The interview process includes three rounds. The first two are virtual, focusing on behavioral and situational PM questions. The final round is conducted in person at headquarters for deeper evaluation.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Can you describe a time when a project or task faced unexpected challenges?
Siguen el modelo de Behavioral Event, que busca entender como resolviste o afrontaste situaciones pasadas para predecir conductas futuras. Son preguntas del tipo “contame alguna situación en que tuviste que trabajar con una persona difícil y qué hiciste”. En general pasás a esa entrevista después de que la consultora mida tu nivel de inglés. Para algunos puestos puede haber también entrevista técnica.
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Question 1
Contame alguna situación en que tuviste que trabajar con una persona difícil y qué hiciste
The process starts with a phone screen and then, if successful, will move to an on campus interview with a dinner the night before. Overall, everyone was extremely hospitable and very professional. The interview itself was with 5 department heads, and consisted of situational based (STAR) interview questions. Overall, it was a fantastic conversation with everyone there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
It's been a while, but the one I remember the most was along the lines of:
What was your biggest failure?
