I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Procter & Gamble
Interview
Applied online, took the online assessment. Depending on the score I received corresponded to the position I was applying for (advice, apply for multiple positions). Interviews at Lima, OH, and did the behavioral questions and scenario-based questions. There were multiple candidates there (for full-times and for internships). Told them I didn't want to work in Lima, so I flew a couple months later to Greensboro, NC, and I just did tours (no interviews). Didn't receive an offer. Flew to Salt Lake City, UT, and only did tours there as well. In Utah, I was the only candidate, which I liked.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Are you the type of person to be more interactive with customers and look at things overall, or are you the type of person to design the machines and engineer it?
Engineering interviews at Procter & Gamble are pretty structured but fair. Expect online tests, then conversations about real projects you’ve worked on process improvements, problem solving, leadership, and impact. They care a lot about how you think and take ownership, not just technical knowledge.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time you identified a process problem and took initiative to fix it. What data did you use, what actions did you take, and what measurable results did you achieve?
intense and needs prep. it was three rounds, the first being with a recruiter, then 2 rounds of behavioral and scenario based questions. after passing those you'll bet invited for an in person technical interview
Te mandan información del puesto y tienes que hacer un examen donde te ponen diferentes pruebas como de razonamiento y agilidad mental qué se pone muy complejo. Dura más de lo indicado la prueba
