Milbank Manufacturing Interview Questions

Interview was not long. Asked basic questions about job experience. Went over job duties and tell you their requirements. Also they inform you of the benefits the company provide you.

The hiring and interview process are rigorous which can be frustrating. However, the reason it is so long is to insure that they are hiring the right person - someone who not only has good technical skils, but is also a good fit for the culture they are trying to develop (good problemsolvers, good teamwork and communication)

Received a call quickly after applying online and they schedule a phone interview two weeks out. After scheduling the interview, they asked me to fill out an employment application. These applications are typically for hourly assembly workers so I filled out the majority of it and sent it back in. They came back to me and said I need to fill in my current boss and what my salary was for every position I had ever had and a list of 3 references. For a professional level job and someone with 10+ years in the industry, I found this to be ridiculous. I filled out a little more info and told them I could supply additional information if it became necessary later in the process. For the phone interview, there was an HR person on the line and the hiring manager. The HR person asked me about five canned interview questions and then asked me what questions I had for them. I asked some questions and the hiring manager seemed so disinterested in giving any sort of response and answered very curtly. After that call, I was completely uninterested in pursuing the job further. Four weeks later, I got a form email saying they had selected another candidate. Good luck to them.

I got this job through the Missouri unemployment office. The interview process was good and they showed me around the plant. The company has some internal issues stemming from no supervision. Milbank has the potential to turn this situation around by putting active supervisors in each fish bowl instead of inadequate leads. Dress appropriate for job and take a resume and ask the unemployment office to send it in for you. My advice is to keep the job you have and look for a job someplace else.