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They asked what was the business of my previous employer how I was able to transform one problematic situation in something positive that could help my previous employer. They asked me what was my salary expectations. And then wht would be the 3 factors that would make me to accept an offer. They also asked me, in comparison with my other job offers what was the ranking of their position.
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Gas Engineer I

Interviewed at Alliant Energy

2.6★
Dec 10, 2017

They asked what was the business of my previous employer how I was able to transform one problematic situation in something positive that could help my previous employer. They asked me what was my salary expectations. And then wht would be the 3 factors that would make me to accept an offer. They also asked me, in comparison with my other job offers what was the ranking of their position.

Technical interview consisted of a PFD showing a stream going through a heater, then through a reactor, and then through a distillation column. The drawing showed a couple of indicators and final control elements. Questions included: How would you set up the base layer controls, what models would you expect with a movement in each of the MVs (directional only) what pressure might this column operate at.
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Implementation Engineer %28Oil %26 Gas%29

Interviewed at Imubit

3.3★
Oct 14, 2025

Technical interview consisted of a PFD showing a stream going through a heater, then through a reactor, and then through a distillation column. The drawing showed a couple of indicators and final control elements. Questions included: How would you set up the base layer controls, what models would you expect with a movement in each of the MVs (directional only) what pressure might this column operate at.

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