I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Halliburton (Denver, CO) in Mar 2013
Interview
2 days. Site visit, lab tour, yard and equipment tour. Starting at 5 am took interview group through jobsites, bulk plant, and various other places describing how things work the entire time. Listen to what is said, think of good questions, and be prepared to be asked about anything.
I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Halliburton
Interview
One interview in-person at recruiting event then one interview at work location with hiring manager. The onsite interview consisted of a site tour and interactions with employees who discussed what the role entails and keys to be successful in the role.
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Halliburton (Mumbai) in Oct 2012
Interview
Off campus: A written test with moderate level mechanical engineering and electrical questions and lately they have added aptitude as well. After 1-2 hours, I was called for interview. I was told about the result after 1 month and was given the offer.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Interview questions really depend upon which department you are for. For example, sperry manager may ask you the toughest of question about petroleum engineering but coiled tubing/wireline/perforating may ask you mechanical engineering problems. Managers will try to scare you off by picturing the conditions of workplace. My manager actually in a way told me that I may die on an offshore platform and asked me if i am not scared. Of course, I was scared but then accident can happen anywhere. Infact, oilfield had less death rate than a machine workshop industry. So, be prepared for such questions. Apart from this, he asked me very simple engineering products such as how does a fan work or how a hand pump sucks water from the earth. What would happen if you touch a live wire.