Be ready to talk about anything on your resume, even if you think it was not sufficient. I was asked about experience that I had >10 years prior. When I had mentioned that I had experience even before the oldest jobs on my two page resume, I was asked why I had not included them. My response that it was too old to be useful, would make my resume too long or require the removal of more relevant information did not seem to be a satisfactory answer.
Give me a one situation we use reactive power
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In the beginning the conversation was focused on my background and the relevant work experience I had with this position.
The questions were formal on gaining knowledge on the interviewee. Like what daily work was like at previous employment and overview of current resume and skills. Also, they wanted feedback on future employees' questions about position applied for that way they can find out more about company role and employee's interest.
What is one time you have to make a quick descision
The first technical round was easy and mostly consisted basic questions of analog electronic circuits, OPAMPs, I2C, SPI and basic C questions. The second technical round was more difficult and consisted around 10 questions on Opamps, ADC, wheatstone bridges, C functions, pointers. The questions on opamp were difficult. An opamp circuit was given and I need to analyze it and identify the circuit or what would be the output. Easy ones included summing amplifiers, differential and integral amplifiers, and some others were mixed so it was a bit complex. They will ask lot of questions on projects from your previous company so be ready and thorough with your past projects.
what can you add to our company
Can you tell us about your background and experience relevant to the position you applied for at Bouygues? What interests you about working for Bouygues, and why did you choose to apply for this particular role? How familiar are you with Bouygues and its projects? Can you share any insights or research you've done about the company?
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