Interview questions

Hi, Ive been asked to sit in on 2 interviews tomorrow for 2 new a/c engineers and have been asked to provide a few questions to check the candidates basic knowledge of a/c. Any ideas on any questions to ask.
Cheers.

If you are not a field related person then how you can judge some one and select a good candidate, it is not so simple to compair a qulified engineer with some simple questions.

If you do a 'search' on this forum for your subject "Interview Questions" you will find quite a range of answers already given.

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If you do a 'search' on this forum for your subject "Interview Questions" you will find quite a range of answers already given.

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Hi,

Thanks very much for this comment. It help me to think about my ideals.

Tks again and pls keep posting.

I think about three areas 1 an attitude question, 2 his history and experience/qualification and 3 a few technical questions - but you will need to know the best answers first.
You may get a range of level in applicants and it depends on remuneration as to how long the new employee will stay for - best of luck

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Originally Posted by Tesla

I think about three areas 1 an attitude question, 2 his history and experience/qualification and 3 a few technical questions - but you will need to know the best answers first.
You may get a range of level in applicants and it depends on remuneration as to how long the new employee will stay for - best of luck

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& confidence,IQ level also

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Originally Posted by Tesla

I think about three areas 1 an attitude question, 2 his history and experience/qualification and 3 a few technical questions - but you will need to know the best answers first.
You may get a range of level in applicants and it depends on remuneration as to how long the new employee will stay for - best of luck

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Hi,

I do not agreed with you. Any way, your ideal make me thinking about some thing for my project.

Please try to keep posting. Tks and best regards

Check the dates people, ;)

Jerry, prove your worth or remove thyself.

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Originally Posted by jerryvn01

Hi,

I do not agreed with you. Any way, your ideal make me thinking about some thing for my project.

Please try to keep posting. Tks and best regards

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Hi,

I agreed with you. Any way, your points of view make me thinking about some thing for my project.

Pls try to keep posting. Tks and best regards

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Originally Posted by Tesla

I think about three areas 1 an attitude question, 2 his history and experience/qualification and 3 a few technical questions - but you will need to know the best answers first.
You may get a range of level in applicants and it depends on remuneration as to how long the new employee will stay for - best of luck

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Goodluck.

Hello all, new to this thread and not posted before, been a Refrigeration and Air conditioning Engineer for 19 years now, I recently had some job interviews and i must say they were the hardest i have ever had, Most of the questions asked were behavioral, for example "Give an example of when you have had to compromise on the quality of a repair in order to get the job completed on time". Gone are the days of an interview over a coffee and a bacon sandwich in a cafe!

Good thinking to make a thread here.why can't you search in google you will get so many question as well as answer.

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