IELTS style questions could have been answered with something like: Alarm, or NHS internal procedures which you have to had worked to know about. The actual answers could be the NHS internal procedures, which you typically need prior experience to understand.
He had computer paper and a marker and wanted me to answer basically what would be multi-part questions from my final exams (VERY in-depth graphs, circuit configurations, the associated equations, and graphs from a wide range of subjects) without a calculator, a computer, or any of the tools I was trained to use as an engineer.
Why do you think you would be suited to the role of engineering technician and Lumira
What is a resistance temperature detector (RTD) used for?
Name a time you had to deal with a geotechnical issue in the field? How did you help the contractor solve the problem?
How much money does a person working in London make? A person working in London typically earns around
How do you document projects you have worked on and do you think that your documentation can make your project easily repeatable?
What do you know about the company?
What tools I work on, troubleshooting experience, why I want to work there.
Do you feel l like you'll enjoy this job
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