I can't think of the most difficult question but the people I had first interactions with used A LOT of company acronyms that no normal person would know without working there for a while. Highly suggest research on the company is done on their website before going there (That is the only way you will learn anything about the company anyways)
typical stuff strengths and weaknesses,what do you know about the company
Q: Why are you interested in the departments you are interviewing for?
What is a bond? What determines its return?
What are the 3 OLS assumptions?
The recruiter simply asked me about my past experience and skills related to this position, courses I took, and my thesis content.
Tell us about your research and lab experience relating to cellular analysis.
What made you want to be an Aerospace Engineer, and why did you choose the college you are currently attending?
What did I specifically do with FEA to test the stresses on a component I worked on.
What is a problem you faced and how did you resolve it?
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