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1. Tell me about yourself. Please share any work experiences, involvement in extracurricular activities or organizations. 2. Why are you interested in joining Arup? 3. Why are you interested in pursuing this role specifically? 4. What motivates you to work in the built environment focused on sustainable design? 5. What are some of your strengths? 6. What are some goals you hope to accomplish within this next year? 7. Confirm graduation month and year. 8. Are you authorized to work in the United States? 9. Do you need a visa?
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Urban Planning Intern

Interviewed at Arup

4★
Feb 5, 2024

1. Tell me about yourself. Please share any work experiences, involvement in extracurricular activities or organizations. 2. Why are you interested in joining Arup? 3. Why are you interested in pursuing this role specifically? 4. What motivates you to work in the built environment focused on sustainable design? 5. What are some of your strengths? 6. What are some goals you hope to accomplish within this next year? 7. Confirm graduation month and year. 8. Are you authorized to work in the United States? 9. Do you need a visa?

He wanted to see my portfolio and have an explanation of my previous works. He was looking for someone with a lot of experience. Clearly I did not have such a big experience, as I graduated few months earlier, but he offered me the position anyways. After about a month and a half I quit due to the stressful environment and the excessive working hours (over 10 h pd). I got the payment after a month, after several mails I sent him to remember, and with 200 € less than we have agreed months before (I got 600 € for all the time I spent there). I tried to reach him by mail and calling the office for a month trying to understand why, but of course I never got a response.

Urban Planning (Freelancer)

Interviewed at anOtherArchitect

1.4★
Jan 4, 2016

He wanted to see my portfolio and have an explanation of my previous works. He was looking for someone with a lot of experience. Clearly I did not have such a big experience, as I graduated few months earlier, but he offered me the position anyways. After about a month and a half I quit due to the stressful environment and the excessive working hours (over 10 h pd). I got the payment after a month, after several mails I sent him to remember, and with 200 € less than we have agreed months before (I got 600 € for all the time I spent there). I tried to reach him by mail and calling the office for a month trying to understand why, but of course I never got a response.

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