The questions that tripped me up the most was actually asking about the nitgrits of my research experience (like the chemistry of it). The other questions were mainly about leadership. Another question I had trouble on was "What is something technical that you have always had a curiosity to solve or figure out?"
Questions based on technical work/leadership.
Why do you want to work for Arthrex?
Tell us about a time you had to balance a heavy workload and how you were able to be succesful
What is your greatest strength?
What was the biggest challenge you have faced and how did you overcome it?
Explain how you would begin to assemble something that came to you in very many pieces.
How do you approach your problems
No overly difficult questions, just answered everything sincerely and passionately which gave off a good vibe.
1. Tell us about your current role? 2. Any experience with weldment assemblies? 3. Are you familiar with IPC & J-STD requirements?
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