One VP asked me for the units of density, and the specific heat of water. I only knew them in SI units. In the US HVAC industry, everything is defined in In-Lb units. Another VP asked me how high it is physically possible to pump water. I told him I didn't know, but I'd like to look into it. When I got back, I asked a professor, did some research and wrote back a response. I definitely recommend following up with ALL of your interviewers, and mentioning something specific about the interview.
whats is your strength?
I was asked to state the equation of how to calculate friction between a metal foil and a roller. I learnt that equation 6 years ago so I couldn't remember it.
Nothing in particular, depending from the application.
All questions were very straightforward and basic. Can't recall specific questions that stood out as difficult or unexpected.
Nothing was difficult or unexpected.
No difficult questions were asked. Everything was related to my background.
The phone interview was scheduled at some time in the morning, but the interviewer never called me on time, and eventually had to reschedule it. No comments on the delay at the beginning of the interview. No introduction and unbelievably impolite. Very unprofessional.
1. What do you know about Yew Choon?
What do you consider to be your greatest weakness?
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