
Onterris 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 Onterris.
Environmental Specialist
It was a really drawn-out and disappointing interview process. Started with 1 phone screen, then 1 video interview, and finished with 1 in person interview, all spread out over a month and a half. I really enjoyed my conversations with everyone I spoke with, but after being told I'd hear back about the final decision, I had to reach out twice over a few weeks. Finally, I was told they went with someone else. However, they did mention they were interested in having me fill a different role and would be in contact soon. I reached out twice again, and it was ultimately communicated to me that it was not moving forward another month later.
- Can you tell me about your strengths and weaknesses?
Environmental Analyst
Applied online and then got a call (not email) telling me to come to Calgary next week. I asked if it could be online but was told no, I had to come in person since I don't live in Calgary. I went there and interviewed with Joshua Anhalt. It was a weird interview. He asked me if I'm single, if I have a girlfriend or wife, when I go to bed, what my favorite book and movie are, and my favorite quote. He also asked if I have a pet. The only technical thing he asked was if I know P&ID and what I know of the job. He never emailed me back about the outcome of the interview. It was very weird and felt like it was violating the law by asking personal questions. He also asked me where I'm from. Josh Anhalt has been the weirdest person to ever interview me. He also didn't tell me to pay for my trip.
- What is your place of origin?
- What is your most cherished book?
- At what time do you retire for the night?
Engineering Intern
I found this role online and went through two interviews. The first one was virtual and involved some easy get-to-know-you questions. The second one was in-person and was more technical and professional. The whole thing took about two weeks and wasn't too stressful.
- Can you tell me about Montrose?
Marketing
Applied on their website, then got an email for a phone interview a few days later. Before the phone interview, they wanted me to summarize an article they sent. Sent it in, did the phone interview, and then never heard back. The person who interviewed me was very informative about the company and position. When I emailed them asking about updates, they said their timeline continues to push back due to being very busy. Never heard back again, very unprofessional.
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Onterris Interview Questions
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“At what time do you retire for the night?”
Read reports →“Could you instruct someone to tie your shoes without being able to see?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about Montrose?”
Read reports →“What is your most cherished book?”
Read reports →“What is your place of origin?”
Read report →“How would you go about troubleshooting a PC?”
Read report →“Are you in a relationship?”
Read report →“Can you work on installations up to 40 feet high?”
Read report →“Are you able to pass a drug test?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 29 Onterris interview reports.