"When interviewing to be a production engineer, you will likely be asked many technical questions about your understanding of manufacturing processes. Interviewers will want to determine whether you will be able to find ways to improve their production processes, whether that be through increasing safety, reducing waste, or increasing output. They will also be concerned about your ability to simplify the explanation of complicated processes to workers and managers who do not have the same education in engineering as you do. Production engineers are required to have at least a bachelor's degree in engineering."
They were so forgettable i cannot come up with a single one i was asked. Believe i did most of the talking. My boss (women who interviewed me) was so lazy, tired and ambivalent that i thought she was going through mono or the flu. Turns out it was her personality, flat and bitter. Wish i didn't accept the job.
Tell me about yourself.
Experience
Introduce your self?
Salary
Tell about Yourself?
Why do you want this job?
how would Production & quality to be maintained
tell about your experience if you got it
Tell me about yourself. Why LivingSocial? How did you come across the position and why do you think you are a good fit? Tell me about a time when you worked with a difficult client or coworker. Where do you see yourself in five years?
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