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Intern
First, there's a reading comprehension, logic, and Bayesian probability exam. All three are multiple choice with a time limit. If you pass the previous stage, you move on to a pre-recorded interview with 10 questions. You get 30 seconds to listen to each question and 2 minutes to answer.
- Tell me about your academic and professional background.
- Discuss projects you've been involved in.
- How do you handle specific types of situations?
Software Developer
We had a group interview with legos. There were 6 of us and we had to work individually on tasks they gave us. There were 5 tasks in total, the last one was to develop a story connecting everything developed by the interviewees. First they gave us the task, then we built, and then we had to explain the process and what we did a bit.
- Build an innovative, tall, wide, and long bridge.
- Given some photos, replicate the structures shown exactly.
- Using the previous structure, modify it to represent something that identifies you or shows a strength.
Engineering Intern
The interview process started with 3 online tests, which were the hardest due to time constraints, but it makes sense to see if you can work under pressure from behind a computer. Then there was a 2-hour in-person group exam with LEGOs. Finally, there was an online English test, both oral and written. The group exam was really cool, the first time I saw an interview like this. The time limit was like a song, you keep building until it's over.
- Can you tell us about your current activities and if you are employed, along with your educational background?
- We'd like to know about your family situation.
- And how do you envision your future?
Intern
You will use LEGO bricks (or similar building materials) in a group activity. Everyone will build something with the blocks. Afterwards, each person must explain to the group what they intended to represent with their construction. For example, if you built a house, you could say: “It represents a safe place for me, where my pets and my family are.” The idea is for you to practice oral expression: how you tell your ideas, how you organize what you want to say, and how you communicate it to others.
- Copy an image with LEGOs and explain why you chose it.
- Choose what monument or figure you would put and why.
Techint Interview Questions
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“Are the numbers, texts, or graphics provided on the spot, or is there a way to memorize them?”
Read reports →“Build a bridge with the Legos that represents you and tell me why it represents you.”
Read reports →“What are your thoughts on the tests? They seem easy but require a good amount of time.”
Read reports →“Would you be open to moving to a different region for this role?”
Read reports →“Have you used any customer service software such as Zendesk, e-customerservice, Team Support, Salesforce Essentials, or others?”
Read report →“How do you solve the problems that come up in your daily life?”
Read report →“Describe a time a former boss gave you positive feedback and how it affected you.”
Read report →“How confident were you in your performance on the text comprehension and abstract reasoning tests?”
Read report →“Could you introduce yourself and explain why you chose to study your current major?”
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