Clark Construction Group Interview Questions

The interview process was a little delayed from most companies, but all members of the Bethesda team helping with interviews were friendly and engaging. The recruiting team was also very quick to answer or direct my questions.

Initial interview took place after meeting a recruiter through my university's career fair. Afterwards was invited to their office along with other candidates for final interviews. The final interview was a day long process, including an information session, three separate interviews, and a jobsite tour. Both breakfast and lunch were provided.

Behavioral Questions from a variety of interviewers (6). The questions were asked in multiple parts but never repeated so you must remember each part of the question while coming up with your response.

More a conversation than an interview. Friendly and interesting people. One interview on campus and three at the offices. They want to get to know you. Be curious! Be prepared to ask meaningful questions.

It was like an orientation/interview. We met a bunch of people and got to know different roles at Clark. People were nice. Wish there were a bit more spoken about non project management but rather other areas.

I met with the recruiter over Microsoft Teams to discuss the position. She began with a brief introduction to Clark Construction and was primarily interested in my familiarity with construction from both the design side and the construction site side.

Very easy interview. Interviewed in person at their HQ. A group of us rotated between three different people. Questions were behavioral questions and about your previous experience. After interviews, we were given lunch and a site tour.

The interview process was very straightforward and consisted of a few basic zoom interviews. Their questions were not difficult and rather exploratory conversations. I was asked “what is the biggest challenge you have had to overcome.”

My process had only a behavioral interview with no technical portion. They asked light questions based on my resume, past civil engineering projects, and interest in customer service. Overall, pretty easy interview even though I didn't get an offer

Reading questions from paper and some personal questions. Easy to talk to and make a connection. I would practice questions online before the interview as some questions were worded in a weird way.