Seiberling Interview Questions

Interview was simple enough. Just basic questions about past projects I completed for school. I thought the interview went well but I never heard back from them even after I reached out to the recruiter.

I applied online and spoke to their representatives at the UW-Madison Engineering career fair. I was called back a week later and scheduled a phone interview. I interviewed with two people from process engineering management. They were very friendly and were genuinely interested in finding a good match between me and the company culture. They asked me questions about my resume experiences and some behavioral questions. The interview seemed like a conversation rather then them drilling me with questions. Very friendly, I learned a lot about their company and culture. I got called back the next week for an onsite interview at their headquarters in Beloit, WI. They reimbursed me for travel expenses (plane ticket, hotel, car rental). I interviewed with the same two people for an hour and a half, followed by four shorter interviews with groups of two. That way more people in the company were involved in the hiring process. The total interview time lasted from 9am to 12.30pm with lunch afterwards. The second interview was more of the same as the first. More questions regarding my resume experiences, more behavioral questions. They wanted to make sure I was a good fit for the company and that they were a good fit for me.

talked to everyone in the company, low-key and nice folks not many technical questions, more background/interests type of questions small-ish consultant firm but a lot of potential to grow people are nice and patient to answer whatever questions you have

Received an on-site interview at the Corporate Office in Beloit after talking at a career fair and showing my interest through an e-mail. The interview was about three hours long, and I talked to 4 groups of either 1 or 2 people. The questions they asked were pretty easy, and the interviews seemed laid back. They had me do a writing prompt about something I'd experienced in work or college, which I found a little odd. Overall, not a bad process at all. Everyone there was really friendly, nice, and easygoing. Still waiting to hear back from the company regarding an offer.