
Henkels & McCoy Project Manager Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Henkels & McCoy.
Project Controller
About a month after I applied, Steve from HR contacted me. He was really helpful and informative, both on the phone and in his follow-up emails. He organized two interviews for me and gave me a good overview of the people I'd be meeting. The interview itself did a good job of explaining the job role.
- How would you handle overseeing the work of payroll administrators when you weren't their supervisor, yet you were accountable for the correctness and quality of their output?
Project Manager
I applied online back in January. I got a call for a phone interview in March, then an in-person interview later in March, and then I got an offer in April. The phone interview was pretty chill. The hiring manager and HR manager chatted with me about the job, asked about my past experience, but no hard technical stuff. The in-person interview had them plus two regional execs. That one was more in-depth about my work history, the role, and what I studied. All in all, pretty straightforward interviews.
- Are you open to traveling for the role?
Associate Project Manager
You'll chat with HR a few days before to go over your background and qualifications for the job. If that goes well, they'll set up a time to meet with the hiring manager. Some other employees might join the interview too, especially if they'll be working with you on projects. It's a good idea to use the STAR method for your answers.
- Can you tell me about your education and if you have previous project management experience in construction?
- What is your educational background and do you have prior project management experience in the construction industry?
Henkels & McCoy Project Manager Interview Questions
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“Are you open to traveling for the role?”
Read reports →“How would you handle overseeing the work of payroll administrators when you weren't their supervisor, yet you were accountable for the correctness and quality of their output?”
Read reports →“Are you willing to travel for this role?”
Read reports →“What is your educational background and do you have prior project management experience in the construction industry?”
Read reports →“What are your 5-year career goals?”
Read report →“Can you tell me about your education and if you have previous project management experience in construction?”
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