Norfolk Southern Communications & Signal interview questions

The process was somewhat laid-back. It was a friendly, simple interview. The questions weren't overtly tricky, mostly just your run-of-the-mill questions. They seemed to respect a blue-collar background and encouraged that they promoted keeping the business family-friendly. The post-offer process was more stressful than the actual inteviews, as you are required a full medical exam, drug test, and submission of medical records.

Well I talked to the recruiter during career fair about a Communications and Signals Internship and the next day I got an on campus interview. It was fairly simply, the interviewer asked me about stuff from my resume, then he asked if i was available to relocation as the position was in Atlanta, GA. Standard questions like why should i hire you and name one of your greatest weakness was also asked. The interview took about 30 minutes and then I heard back from the interviewer about 2 months stating that they hired a better candidate.