ABB written test questions and face-to-face sharing

ABB written test questions and face-to-face sharing

I graduated from Xia Xiaoshuo on July 20 10, and went to work in an enterprise in Guangdong after graduation. After work, I gradually felt that the training mechanism of the company did not meet the needs of personal development, and what I did was not my own interest, so I decided to find another way out. 10 When I saw ABB's campus recruitment information in October, I held a speculative attitude, because after all, I was no longer a fresh graduate (although I graduated less than half a year ago) and invested in the engineering position of CNTC. 165438+1October 7 (today is Saturday, but it hurts to go to work on Saturday), so I asked for leave to go to South China Institute of Technology for a written test.

I believe everyone knows what a written test is. There are two papers, the first language, logic, numerical calculation, graphics and so on. , an hour. I almost forgot the specific topic, but I feel that there is not enough time. It's interesting to remember only the graphic topics. Is to give a figure, let you change its size or color and shape according to the logical order required by the topic, and see which figure you finally get. It is also a patchwork. Then there is the English proficiency test. There is a cloze, and the rest is all reading. The difficulty is about level 4, and it is basically English in business situations. This part of the article is not difficult, but don't read it carefully word by word, there is definitely not enough time. I read the first and last paragraphs very roughly, first understand what the article is about, then look at the topic directly, and then find the answer in the article. Reading doesn't need intensive reading, just let everyone browse, grasp the key points of the question, and then find the corresponding answers in the article. The English proficiency test is also an hour, but many people may finish it in 40 minutes. There are about 10 minutes left after answering the paper, but there is no hurry to hand it in. Instead, I will read some questions I am not sure about again, and then check whether the answer to each question is consistent with the answer on my answer sheet, and check whether the name and ID number are correct.

The process of written examination ends in two hours. After that, I went back to the company to continue my work. On the afternoon of June165438+1October 18, I got a call from ABB HR I didn't inform you about the interview at that time. I just told you that I passed the written test and was one of the candidates. If there is a plan for the follow-up, let me wait for the call. I talked about why I didn't have a job for more than a few months, so I wanted to quit, and asked me if I had a foundation in electrical engineering (I would study mechanical engineering later). I talked on the phone for about ten minutes, and I was happy at that time. After all, I passed the written test. You know, at the same time last year, I took the written test of 10 as a freshman and failed.

Then the next step is a long waiting process. I also called the company for consultation in the middle, but HR may be busy these days and no one answered the phone. After waiting for about a month, there is still no news. At that time, I would go to this forum almost every day to see if there was any further news. I have seen many students already have an OFFER or have experienced two sides. At that time, there was only a kind of depression spreading in my heart, and I was almost sure that I was eliminated. I also regret that I didn't grasp the written test last year, thinking that it might just be a fresh graduate. However, a dramatic scene happened. On February 2 1 65438, I received a phone call from ABB. The personnel asked me if I was still in Guangdong. I said yes, I still work in a company, but I still care about ABB. So I arranged an interview on the 24th. On Christmas Eve, I asked for leave to go back to Xiamen just to attend this interview.

There was a boss of HR and technical department during the interview. At first, it was a simple greeting, asking me when I arrived and whether I was tired by car. Then get down to business, mainly asking about the projects I have done during my graduate school and whether I have done any materials. Remember, answer truthfully and never show off. Sometimes I ask you questions to see if you are honest enough. If you have experience in this field, tell the truth about what you have done. If not, never say yes. I have no project experience in this field, so I just saidno. Of course, the other party didn't ask any more questions.

It took about half an hour, and finally asked me how my English was. I talked briefly in English for about five minutes without introducing myself in English. But asked about my English level. Because I had a pre-job English exam in my current company, I also truthfully said my exam results at that time, and what level each score represented in English, and so on. Next, it's the end. Ask me if I have any questions. Personally, I think this is also a way for HR to examine your enthusiasm for the company. I asked some questions about training and job responsibilities. When I left, two of my staff shook hands. I had no idea at that time. HR said I would give the result in two weeks. Today, three days later, I got a call from the other party.

Personally, ABB is a very humanized company. The salary is not what I care about most at present, but I look forward to returning to my hometown and doing what I want to do, and having a bigger stage. In fact, fresh graduates value not only the treatment, but their own appreciation space. Of course, the salary is better than my present job. This is probably the whole process, hoping to help my younger brothers and sisters in the future.

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