I applied through college or university. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Whiting-Turner (Baltimore, MD) in Oct 2011
Interview
This is for a soon to graduate college student, I assume most interviews with WT would be similar.
Initial contact was at a college career fair, the standard chat and resume.
Follow up interview was on campus about a month later. Was a 1 on 1 interview with a Project Manager. Pretty standard get to know you type questions.
Was contacted a few weeks later for a second interview at their headquarters. They offered to fly me in, hotel, ect. Interview day started in the morning, talked to a few VPs, a couple younger Project Engineers. Was followed by a trip out to a local job site, talk/informal interview with a few more people.
All in all it was fairly laid back, it was early in the recruitment season, WT trying to grab a few of the best before they were taken. I was not offered a position, but I would say the experience was still positive.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Whiting-Turner (Sacramento, CA) in Oct 2025
Interview
Smooth overall. Group interview with a PE and two PM's. Asked a little bit about my experience. Mostly explained what they did as a company. Everyone was very relaxed and it was an upbeat environment.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
If I was heavily invested in the construction management side.
Screening interview followed by a phone interview then they paid for me to travel out to the office and complete several interviews from team members and the VP. They paid for a hotel, dinner, and team lunch.
In person all day. Come in speak to various people who ask different questions. Then go out with team on site visits. Very nice people. Spoke to manager at the end.
