Hill International Interview Questions & Reviews
Updated Nov 29, 2011 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.
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Engineering at Hill International
Posted Nov 29, 2011
3.0
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Overall Negative Experience
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Interviewed and No Offer
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Interviewed Feb 2010 in Brinje (Slovenia) (took a day)
I applied for a position, enclosed my CV, photo and other requested documents. About a week later I received an email with an invitation to a 1:1 interview on the next day (!!!). As asked, I confirmed it immediately, but during the next half an hour I was called a few times and each time I was asked to postpone it to a different time (great organization, isn't it). At the interview I was asked a few basic questions about my previous employers (nothing technical or otherwise relevant for the position), then the "consultant" (this buzzword is copied from her business card) suddenly found out that I was experienced in other fields but not in the right ones for the position. That wasn't true (as it was obvious from my CV), her "explanation" was obviously too "templatish", so I asked her to elaborate the statement. She failed to say anything meaningful, she obviously got nervous and angry (in her eyes I could read that she would like to throw me out) so I got up and walked out. I wonder how come she only found that out at the interview stage and not before (as mentioned, it was impossible to find this out from her previous questions), she wasn't even polite enough to apologize me for wasting my and also her precious time.
To conclude, all talented and skilled candidates should either ignore Hill International completely or face humiliating treatment, "spiced" with plenty of buzzwords and illogical statements.
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Construction Management at Hill International
Posted Aug 28, 2010 — 1 of 1 people found this helpful
2.0
Easy Interview
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Overall Negative Experience
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Interviewed and No Offer
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Interviewed Sep 2009 in Philadelphia, PA (took a day)
Basic 30 minute college interview for an entry level job. I was asked simple personality questions such as describing an obstacle I overcame, an experience with a difficult coworker or school group member, and the usual interview stuff. Also asked where I see myself in 2 and 5 years, and what I like to do in my free time (I wasn't prepared for that one at the time, but have been asked several times since then). The person interviewing me was about 23-24 and was incredibly cocky. Half of the interview he criticized my answers and tried to prove to me how much better he was than me. At one point I considered getting up, telling him what I think about him and walking out. Probably should have done it. Yes it's probably an isolated incident with someone who wasn't part of the HR team, just a guy they pulled from a desk to help them interview. However, thats the experience I had. On the other hand, I heard great things about the woman who was in charge of recruitment at PSU (and maybe all of Hill's college recruitment) from people whom she interviewed. It's a good company though - good luck.
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