
Endress+Hauser Gruppe Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Endress+Hauser Gruppe.
Data Analyst
The interview started with a case study. I sent an email asking for clarification on the dataset, but got no response. I submitted the case study on time, and then there was silence. I followed up multiple times via email, even tried contacting their general inbox and calling their Dublin office, still no response. Two months later, I got a generic rejection email that didn't mention my case study or any of the issues I raised. I'm frustrated about the wasted time on the case study and the lack of communication.
- Complete a case study and submit a report including pattern analysis and visualizations.
Technical Lead
The process had a first round which was a written technical/aptitude test. This was followed by a second round which was a technical and managerial interview. The process was streamlined with questions very related to the role. Overall it was a good and nice experience. The difficulty level was average.
- Written aptitude technical questions
- Questions for the managerial round
- Questions for the HR round
Inside Sales Representative
The interview process included an initial screening, followed by a personality test, then a technical assessment where I had to present a solution for a customer's flow-measuring problem within 15 minutes, focusing on a single meter type and its pricing. This was followed by an interview with HR and the sales director. I passed the first two rounds but unfortunately failed the third due to a technical issue that prevented me from presenting the pricing.
- Could you share your experience from previous roles?
- What's your approach to product pricing?
- How do you leverage Salesforce in your proposal process?
Accounts Administrator
I had a phone screen with HR, and then they passed my CV to the managers. The actual interview was on Teams. The second interview was bad. One manager was rude and unprofessional, and basically used the interview to pick apart my CV, making rude assumptions about me, my qualifications, and my career history. He even admitted he'd only glanced at my CV minutes before. The other manager then suggested I should consider a different career path. It felt like a waste of time for everyone. If you have doubts about a candidate, why invite them for an interview? It felt like the goal was to criticize me and push me into another career. I complained to HR because if they treat candidates like this, imagine working there. They've damaged their company's reputation, and I won't consider them again. If you're changing careers or have diverse industry experience, don't bother with this company. It seems to be full of older, narrow-minded people out of touch with reality.
- Can you tell me about your CV?
Endress+Hauser Gruppe Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Endress+Hauser Gruppe interview reports.
“Can you write a Python function to check if a string is a palindrome?”
Read reports →“Can you explain what a fully developed flow is in the context of a pipe?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about Radar and Enraf Level Gauges?”
Read reports →“Can you identify this product and explain its function?”
Read reports →“Explain your proposed solution for a customer's flow measurement needs, including the specific meter and its cost.”
Read report →“When can I expect to hear back about feedback?”
Read report →“Can you identify the issues in this code snippet?”
Read report →“Can you tell me what you know about Endress Hauser?”
Read report →“Imagine a customer gets a quote from Endress Hauser for a product, then tells you a competitor has a lower price and asks for a discount. How would you handle this situation?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 97 Endress+Hauser Gruppe interview reports.