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Manufacturing Intern at Tri-Star Electronics International
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in El Segundo, CA Apr 2012 – Reviewed May 30, 2012
Interview Details – I received a phone call from the Vice President of Operation, and because I was on vacation he simply asked me to come in for an in person interview when I got back. I came in the following week, handed him my resume and only interview for about five minutes. He then took me on a tour of the facility while telling me about the company and the internship. After the tour he gave me an offer.
Interview Question – Why did you choose engineering? View Answer
Negotiation Details – It's an internship, you do it for experience not pay.
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Manufacturing at Tri-Star Electronics International
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in El Segundo, CA Jun 2011 – Reviewed May 4, 2012
Interview Details – There was an initial interview from the hiring manager who was also the Vice President of Operations. Then he asked for an in person interview. I met with him at his office. The interview was extremely behavioral and asked about work experience. Not technical at all.
Interview Question – When was a time you've had a challenge in the work place and how did you deal with it? Answer Question
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