Met at career fair. Then, on campus interview and lunch. I felt like they were sizing up culture fit with the lunch. Dress nice including a nice coat if its cold out. They're watching you! I ended up interning with Eaton and loved it. Hiring process was seamless and as expected.
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Question 1
Tell me about a time where you dealt with ambiguity
I applied online. I interviewed at Eaton (Roztoky, Central Bohemian) in Jun 2012
Interview
Only one interview with my tech. manager, organisational manager and another evaluator participating.
Tech. interview was quite frankly a joke; anyone could've passed that.
My to-be organisational manager asked just a few common questions and then one that, as I realised after joining, should have repelled me in the first place: "How do you manage stress?" What they actually wanted to know was what do I do in my spare time. That's Eaton in a nutshell; employees are there to work and die for the company, their other activities are considered "stress management".
In my case, the hiring process was quite fast (less than a month), since they needed to find a candidate quite quickly. A colleague of mine, however, who applied earlier, didn't hear from Eaton for 1/2 a year after his application and was quite surprised when they wrote back.
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Question 1
From tech. point of view, the questions were very easy, indeed; the most difficult was how to write a variadic macro for C preprocessor (so you've got the idea).
From org./HR point of view, the questions were like everywhere else (except for the weirdness above).