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Intern at Southern California Edison

No Offer – Reviewed Apr 29, 2013

Interview Details Applying online was relatively painless and received a phone screen one day after applying online... I was told that selected candidates would receive a call within two weeks for an interview. I never got a call back, but the online application still says that the job status is active and still accepting applications, so I slightly feel in the dark about whether I'm still a contender or not.... I would appreciate a call/email back stating that I wasn't selected if that's the case.

Interview Question – None, the phone screen was just asking for more clarifications on the resume you submit... very relaxed screening.   Answer Question

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Program/Project Analyst III at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Irwindale, CA (US) Jun 2011 – Reviewed Apr 25, 2013

Interview Details I had one interview, met with three people, which included the hiring manager. Meeting was casual and conversational. In my case I presented work samples, letters of recommendations, and contacts. Questions were fairly typical, don't recall them. Was hired shortly after interview.

Interview Question – I do not recall the questions, but the interview was pleasant. I did not feel challenged to great detail regarding my capabilities.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – The job paid $75k and was with Edison. I took it with no questions.

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Project Manager at Southern California Edison

No Offer – Interviewed in Rosemead, CA (US) – Reviewed Apr 16, 2013

Interview Details Dimensional interview process focused on specific competencies such as communication, conflict resolution, work management, etc.

Interview Question – None. All are scripted and straight to the point. No brainteaser questions. This company is too sophisticated.   Answer Question

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Customer Specialist at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 10, 2013

Interview Details Theres lots of steps here but its worth it! Dont be scared!

1. Apply online at sce.com
2. Check your email everyday twice a day
3. You will receive an email to go to testing, there are study guides available depending on the position.
4. You get a call/email to schedule an interview with 2 managers or HR recruiters
5. In a few days you get a call with a job offer. I got my call as I'm walking out of the interview so sometimes it can be quick!

good Luck!

Interview Question – They ask a lot of scenario questions. As in " Have you ever been in a situation ..and what did you do etc. Behavioral questions about prior employment experience. Stay calm, its not timed. and be approachable but professional!   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – No Negotiation BUT lots of raises and bonuses early on so dont get upset =)

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Engineer at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Rosemead, CA (US) Jan 2009 – Reviewed Mar 10, 2013

Interview Details Very difficult to get into the company unless you have 'connections.' Hiring process is extensive, where most of the interviewing questions relate to behavorial. SCE provides only two weeks of vacations throughout zero to five years. It is highly recommended that vacation by negotiated if you have extensive experience

Interview Question – Questions relate to situational, especailly how you would do under a specific situation   Answer Question

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Manager II at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Jan 30, 2013

Interview Details Applied online, phone interview w/ HR Recruiter, Panel interview w/ 3 Managers (including hiring).

Interview Question – Uses STAR behavior interviewing   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – Did not budge on offer which was based on MRP

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Intern at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jun 2012 – Reviewed Dec 10, 2012

Interview Details One interview

Interview Question – Tell me something about yourself not on your resume   Answer Question

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Professional Intern I at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rosemead, CA (US) – Reviewed Nov 12, 2012

Interview Details Apply online at edisonjobs.com. Include a resume and cover letter. Describe what time of position you are looking for in your cover letter. Generally have internships across all departments.

Interview Question – Tell me about a time when you were a team leader and had to deal with an issue of a team member?   Answer Question

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Lineman at Southern California Edison

No Offer – Interviewed in Rosemead, CA (US) Jan 2008 – Reviewed Nov 05, 2012

Interview Details I waited ove two years to even be called back, but these days you have to attend a trade school before even being interviewed. But the process once it began was smooth and an enjoyable process.

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Project Manager at Southern California Edison

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Rosemead, CA (US) – Reviewed Oct 18, 2012

Interview Details The hiring process was okay. The lady that talked to me on the phone was nice and polite. We did some back-and-forth for salary and hiring bonus, which I got most of what I wanted. The interview was VERY long and the questions were really convaluded. By the time they were done asking the question, I had to ask them to repeat and take notes on it.

Interview Question – The hardest question was difficult because it limited my response to a specific type of experience, along with being multi-part; it had to do with being a member of a team to accomplish a project in which team members disagreed on the product.   View Answer

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