I just came back from an interview at Air Liquide. Do any of you have any questions?
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This post was last edited by wawa*n*ntaozi on 2018-10-15 at 11:40. As the title suggests, I had an interview for a mechanical engineering position at Air Liquide; does anyone have any questions? I received a call last week; I passed the interview. Chemical Equipment and Machinery
Was it successful? How much is the salary? ;P
What kind of questions were asked? Was it difficult?
It is said that it was always the female interviewers who asked questions about adding strokes; I’m not sure if that’s true
How many interviews are required? Are there any professional interviews?
Wait for further notice; the details are not yet known； The salary is around 7,000; the exact amount will be known after employment
1. Past experience: what has been done and what can be done. 2. Great emphasis is placed on practical skills; it is necessary to personally lead the repair of certain mechanical equipment. 3. Several English-language drawings were provided, and it was asked what could be seen in them and what their function is 4. Then there are some personal issues that are not related to specific specialties
By no means. Air Liquide doesn’t recruit casually; the requirements are especially strict for engineering positions
This one? Air Liquide (French Liquid Air Group) is a large multinational corporation with a century-long history, founded in 1902. The world’s first provider of industrial and medical gases and related services, offering oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, and other gases as well as related services to a wide range of industries.
1. First, the HR department at the Shanghai headquarters calls to gather basic information. 2. The manager for that position in the area where application is being made calls to ask some professional questions, but only does so superficially； 3. Interview: This is the content I replied to on the 3rd floor ； It is a joint interview conducted by the regional manager and the department head