The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Weatherford
Interview
Got the first interview via University recruiting. Interviewed with a recruiter who asked typical interview-type questions.
Got an email about a week or two later inviting me for an on-site interview in Houston. Flew out there with a few other people from my school. We each interviewed with 4 different engineering managers, about 30 minutes each. They all pretty much had me talk about my resume and they also wanted to know what my interests/hobbies were. Then they fed us lunch and then they took us on a tour of the facility. Flew back that evening.
Received an email about 2 weeks after that with an offer.
Overall the process wasn't bad. Everyone I met in the office that day was very friendly and welcoming. Definitely seem like a good group of people to work with.
Very though and consistent contact between employer and potential hire. I felt that I was always in the loop with how well their communication was with me. Relevant questions were asked during the interview. Once interviewing was complete, they toured me around the facility.
I applied through university. I interviewed at Weatherford
Interview
I can designed of flow pipe line depending on international standard like API 5L , ASME B31.3, ASME 31.4 which is include extend the pipe starting from well head to mani fold in the station until the storage tank also l can designed flow tank depending on international standard like API 650 which is include construction the shell , roof and bottom for this tank.
I applied online. I interviewed at Weatherford (Houston, TX)
Interview
I applied on weatherford web page, after 2 weeks the recruiter called me and asked some questions related to my resume. After 2 weeks she called me back with an scheduled interview, in 1 week I had the interview and next day I had an offer
