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ABB (United States) Interview Questions & Reviews in Raleigh, NC
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Project Engineer at ABB (United States)
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Raleigh, NC Nov 2010 – Reviewed Feb 7, 2013
Interview Details – There was a phone interview first. The face to face interviews were almost twelve hours. There were seven different people and two written tests.
Interview Question – What would cause you to leave the company if you get this job? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Negotiation was easy in that I had supporting reasons for my requests.
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Electrical Engineer- Protection at ABB (United States)
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Raleigh, NC Aug 2011 – Reviewed Sep 26, 2011
Interview Details – It was a contract job and I was only interviewed through Phone.
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- Tell me about yourself View Answer
- Why did you do your masters at UB? View Answer
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Substation Engineer at ABB (United States)
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Raleigh, NC Jan 2009 – Reviewed Mar 22, 2011
Interview Details – Mostly informal. The drawings I had to review were very basic and I was surprised that no one had any actual construction (real world ) experience. It is not difficult to have a favorable interview when your field knowledge trumps office knowledge. The people were very pleasant, but not very knowledgeable in design processes, project planning or execution. It was most surprising that no one had any field construction experience - nor are they interested in gaining this experience, even going so far to state it is not necessary. They are too comfortable with the office, climate controlled environment. For someone with both design and construction experience the interview process is going to be easy.
Interview Question – What is wrong with this drawing? View Answer
Negotiation Details – To a degree, at the time, I did not realize how low paid I was in my current position. That has since been corrected (based on a 40 hour week). Overall, I am still at a loss, since my last job we were paid by the hour (straight time). As far as salary and compensation - everything is negotiable. The goal is to get the company to want you, BEFORE any compensation is discussed.
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