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By following safety standards and keeping with the established practices in mind. Less

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I’m just trying to get information on the company

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I learned control-logic from pneumatic control systems, to electric over pneumatic and then to the automated process. So I can say with confidence that my foundation in control logic is well rounded. Less

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I did, but because they have more experience, I went with their advice

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Discussed with the person the problem, and provided the equipment required to make it safe Less

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To work with great people and to learn as much as I can so I can be a beneficial piece to the company. Less

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Submitted resume

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My issue with how this particular company handled my hiring process is a frustrating story to tell. CHS inc. Was the first company I applied for after the military, was referred there by an veterans assistance employee at my state job center. I took the test which four people showed up for after that I received little word about the position. I called numerous times to be told that they were waiting on the rest of the applicants to test. Four months go by and I receive a call asking if I was still interested in the position and interviewing, I agreed and interviewed. After interviewing, I waited a week more to be told that the position was cancelled. Funny twist to the story that I called their Montana office HR personnel Val Bruce and asked a question about the upcoming interview and she told me that all the positions were already filled and I said wait I have an interview in a couple days and then she kind of changed her story. Less

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It was so basic that if you working in the Technical field, there easily answered Less