
RK&K Interview Questions
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at RK&K.
Engineer
The interview process involved a phone screening, followed by a technical screening with an expert, and concluding with an in-person interview. This was for a mid-level role where they asked standard questions you might find online.
- Can you tell me about your strengths and weaknesses?
- What are your career aspirations for the next 5 to 10 years?
- Can you describe some of your past projects and the challenges you faced?
Archaeologist
I had two interviews with managers, in person for both. They told me about the company, asked me about my experience and when I could start. I also got to ask them questions about the company. Overall, it was a pretty good experience.
- Can you tell me about your GIS experience?
Digital Media Specialist
There were two rounds for this interview. The first round had one interviewer, and the second round had two. It felt pretty laid-back and simple. They asked standard interview questions about my background and some specific to the job. I heard back about a week after the first interview, so I figured I'd have to wait a bit after the second one too, but I never got a response. They mentioned I could reach out to them or HR if I had questions, which I did, but no one replied. It's a bit of a turn-off when companies don't even send a rejection email. I took time off work for this, and you can't even send a generic email? It wasn't the right fit for me, but the experience was okay, though communication could be better.
- Can you tell me about yourself?
Intern
The interview process involved understanding four statements and illustrating them with four figures. It also covered the effects of editing vertices: inserting a vertex creates a new segment, deleting vertices might delete or shorten segments, and moving a vertex can change segment length or angle. Additionally, it was discussed how changes to one feature's shape could impact adjacent features.
- Could you explain your understanding of these four statements?
- Can you create four diagrams to visually represent these statements?
- What happens when you edit vertices?
RK&K Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from RK&K interview reports.
“What happens when you delete vertices?”
Read reports →“How does moving a vertex affect the segments?”
Read reports →“What is the impact of inserting a vertex?”
Read reports →“What happens when you edit vertices?”
Read reports →“Can you create four diagrams to visually represent these statements?”
Read report →“Could you explain your understanding of these four statements?”
Read report →“Have you designed wastewater plants before?”
Read report →“Where are you currently living, and would you be willing to relocate?”
Read report →“What computer programs do you know how to use?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 19 RK&K interview reports.