Trihydro Interview Questions

These people had me drive 140 miles and didn't call me for three weeks to inform me of job status. I don't know who these companies think they are. Totally inconsiderate. Of course I called HR and she said "It looks like we filled the position." Gee really ??? Thanks for not letting me know.

Initial Phone Interview to see if there is a match. Interview scheduled by recruiter. Interviewer was extremely professional and genuine, and will to answer my questions. Trihydro seems like a fine place to work with growth potential.

The application is online and has you fill out information and attach a resume. I had 3 interviews before an offer was extended. The first interview is with a recruiter and provides good information about the company as a whole.

I applied online following an employee referral. The first interview took place over the phone with a HR representative from the Laramie, WY office. One week later I had a one-on-one interview with a senior vice president at the New Braunfels office. The following week I completed a short technical writing exercise and the next day received an offer.

Was very thorough. I thought the process took a very long time. I wish the process was shorter. Have I reached 30 words, yet? I guess not, have I yet??

I had an initial interview with a recruiter, then I had an interview with a supervisor, then I had an interview with the unit leader, and finally I had an interview with a team member. The process was LONG but it was worth it.

I was called about a week after I applied online. I was interviewed first over the phone with recruiters from their headquarters. The second interview was with three engineers in person at the office location. They were all very nice and the questions weren't too difficult. There was a writing portion of the interview process, but it was not that bad.

The interview process consisted of an initial phone interview with HR. The phone conversation lasted about 2 hours and I was given another phone interview with an engineer that lasted about 1 hour. Then there was an in-person interview that consisted of two meetings, one with an engineer and a geologist, and one with two geologists. The meetings were fairly casual and low pressure, lots of questions but not too difficult to answer. Everyone was very friendly and kind. They explained all of the benefits of working with the company and gave me an overview of projects I could work on.