Halliburton Associate Technical Professional interview questions

I went to my first interview on campus and met with a guy that works there. He seemed down to earth and it was not intimidating at all. I got a call back for a second interview in Oklahoma City that was a two day interview process. The first night we went over the job position and then went to dinner. The next day we toured the facilities in Duncan.

There were 2 rounds of interviews: Round 1 took place on my college campus during a career fair week. It was your basic interview and took only like 20 minutes. The person interviewing me was from HR, and I was applying to be an engineer, so she didn't ask super technical questions. More like "what skills can you bring to our company?". No trick questions; it was basically just a conversation to make sure I am a normal person. Round 2 took place in Brighton, Colorado. They flew me out there to stay for a two day group interview process with a few other college students. They took us to tour the facilities and we watched a few presentations on the basics of oil and gas as well as company benefits and departments. On the second day we all went out to dinner and then filled out a sheet listing our top 3 locations and top 3 departments (and we got to select if location or department was more important). At the end, they talked to each of us individually in a room to ask some interview questions. I remember they asked me to instruct one of the interviewers how to tie his shoes. Also, they asked "what is one thing you remember about the presentations?" I could only remember a joke one of the guys made during it (presentations were kind of boring) and they took that as an acceptable answer. Round 2 was kind of fun; I met some cool people, and it was basically just a couple days of hanging out.