One question was to explain what water is. A second question was to explain viscosity in your own words. A third which tripped me up was to explain density in two ways, one to someone with zero science background and the second to someone who has a science background. I only knew one way to describe it (mass divided by unit of volume).
Describe a conflict and how you resolved it. What was a challenge you experience and how you overcame it.
Describe the Kreb's cycle
Was asked to give examples of how my research could be used directly at R&I on specific products/needs at the company.
Am I ok with working long hours some time.
Describe a time you failed, how did you deal with it and what did you do differently after? Do you have preference of being in the lab or reading new research articles? How do you feel about group work?
Describe a time you ran into a problem and how did you go about dealing with it.
Why should we hire you
some question related to my oil and gas analysis.
For technical positions, interview questions involve technical questions testing your ability to solve situational problems and numerical problems. Questions also involve mathematical problems.
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