I applied through university. The process took 6 months. I interviewed at Turner Construction (Philadelphia, PA)
Interview
5 minute career fair interview. Called back for a formal interview at the school with two people ( a PM and a HR rep). Called back for a final interview at Turner's HQ. The final interview took about 8 hours. Was a round robin type of interview with a lunch and site visit. My interview was at the end of November. Told i would get a call before the new year. I received a call on December 31st (literally a day before the new year) saying that they were still making their decision and I would hear back within the first quarter of 2014. Never heard back and tried to email with no response. The whole process was a great experience and all, but after gong through all of that I figured a company like Turner could at least let me know their decision. I would have put more effort into contacting Turner (i.e. calling), but I was able to secure a job a few days after I emailed. My advice, keep your options open.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Typical behavioral, work experience, life questions. When have you had to deal with a tough situation at work and what did you do?
Initial phone call screening went well, the recruiter was welcoming and explained the position and future career options at Turner. I got to ask questions and got offered a additional interview.
I interviewed at Turner Construction (Nashville, TN)
Interview
Pretty quick HR screening, looking for interest, general experience, and asking about how you would contribute. They explained what the job roles were and what the career path would be
I interviewed at Turner Construction (Shelton, CT)
Interview
The interview process started with a phone screening of simple questions about why I was interested in the position, as well as information about the position, when it would start, amount of travel, and location.
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