
Lease Crutcher Lewis Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Lease Crutcher Lewis.
People Operations
It was a lengthy process but the interview team were all insightful to meet with. They value their culture a lot which is the reasoning for the rounds of interviews. Unfortunately, I received an offer and withdrew from candidacy.
- How do you collaborate with others?
- Can you describe your experience working with hourly employees?
- What values do you bring to your leadership approach?
Project Manager
I applied through a recruiter and had a phone interview first. Then I went in person to the Seattle office for an interview with two people from the team. It was a general overview of the job and my background. After that, I had three more phone calls with different team members.
- Tell me why you are interested in Lease Crutcher Lewis.
- What kind of construction project do you like the best?
Project Engineer
I submitted my application online via the company's website. Later, I got an email asking for a phone interview. The phone interview covered my background, experience, and common questions like 'why our company?'. After that, I had a video Skype call. The first part of the call was with the Sr. Project Manager and VP, and the second part was with two project engineers. Some questions were more in-depth, for example, 'what would you do in this situation?'. I'm now waiting to hear back about a face-to-face interview, as the Skype call was yesterday. Overall, the process has been thorough and well-organized so far. Nothing too unexpected, and they made me feel comfortable.
- What would you do if a subcontractor is not responding and their submittal deadline is approaching?
MEP Manager
Had over 3 interviews, starting with team screening and a phone call. Then, I went on-site for a 2+ hour session with two rounds of roundtable discussions. After the third interview, there was a bait and switch. The people on-site were great, but I was surprised they offered 25% less salary and an unofficial different title after a solid third interview. I politely declined the fourth interview. It's important to be clear about what role you're interviewing for.
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Lease Crutcher Lewis Interview Questions
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“What would you do if a subcontractor is not responding and their submittal deadline is approaching?”
Read reports →“What kind of construction project do you like the best?”
Read reports →“Tell me about the characteristics of your worst boss.”
Read reports →“Can you share an instance where you felt you were treated unfairly?”
Read reports →“Tell me why you are interested in Lease Crutcher Lewis.”
Read report →“Tell me about the characteristics of your best boss.”
Read report →“How do you manage conflict when it comes up on a job site?”
Read report →“Could you introduce yourself?”
Read report →“How do you collaborate with others?”
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