First they asked for introduction
then why you want to work on this profile
how can you use your skills in company development
explain your most difficult phase in your life
why should we hire you
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
what is your research area in college ?
How can you help companies in achieving sustainable development ?
I applied through other source. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at ABIS (Houston, TX) in Mar 2015
Interview
ABIS has designed the interview process to assure that both ABIS and you know that you are a right fit for each other. ABIS is a company that will only grow as they can find good people to work for them. By the time I was done with the fourth stage, I knew what the culture was like, what type of people I would be working with, if I would fit into ABIS's culture, and if I wanted to fit into the ABIS culture. Before I even began the interview, I had a phone call making sure this was a position that I would like and about all the stages of the interview process.
For me, the interview process was a five stage process which is as follows:
Stage 1: Interview in person with the office manager and take a wonderlic
Stage 2: Case study
Stage 3: Approximate two hour interview with the implementation manager and training manager
Stage 4: Group lunch with ABIS employees from various department.
Stage 5: Interview with the CEO
By the time I was done with the interview process, I had met with more than half the employees. The employees do have a lot of input for the interview process.
I applied through other source. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at ABIS (Houston, TX) in July 2014
Interview
I was contacted by the CEO because LinkedIn had forwarded my profile for the job they had posted. I did respond, and we set up the first interview. The office manager handled my first interview, which consisted of taking an online test, and then a review with her of the job and the company. We also toured the office, wow! The next step was to complete a business case, which I was able to complete in two days. I was then invited to meet with the Implementation Manager. After this, I was almost immediately invited to a lunch with some of the other employees from sales, programming, and implementation. The next day the Implementation Manager called me personally with an offer. I loved this process, and it was clearly laid out on my first interview.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
We were asked to prepare a business case, involving setting up a project timeline, and questions that should be asked during the initial project meeting with the client. The most interesting interview question: "How would you handle the realization that you had too much work on your plate?"