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I applied via campus placement at Jadavpur University and was interviewed before Jun 2022. There were 4 interview rounds.
Sectional aptitude test like the CAT exam: LRDI, VARC and Aptitude
Topic based group discussion between 8 to 10 people on varied topics.
(2 Questions)
- Q1. Final interview along with the HR and Technical Team based on chemical engineering concepts.
- Q2. Questions regarding solution chemistry? Questions regarding chemical technology field?
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I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Apr 2024. There was 1 interview round.
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- Drilling
I applied via Company Website and was interviewed in Nov 2022. There were 3 interview rounds.
You have to read all about the company, why did they rebrand and what they do on the market.
They give you one topic to present
k c vyshnave
I applied via Referral and was interviewed before Jun 2023. There was 1 interview round.
(1 Question)
- Q1. Why is drilling critical operation
- Ans.
Drilling is a critical operation in field engineering due to its role in extracting valuable resources from the earth.
Drilling is essential for accessing natural resources such as oil, gas, and water.
It is crucial for constructing foundations for buildings, bridges, and other structures.
Drilling plays a key role in geotechnical investigations and environmental remediation projects.
The precision and efficiency of drilli...
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: Abstract topics like red, apple, orange etc. topics could be changed in between GD, so a GD can be on 2 topics. First one is for 5 mins followed by the 2nd.
Tips: Good GD skills. creativity, ability to think on the spot, flexibility. Team Work: Working with others as a team. Involvement in the activity: Take a lead if possible Think before you start speaking. General tips for GD: Attending the mock session conducted by communique can help.
Round: Group Activity
Experience: It was asked to build a car with a given mechanics set ( the childhood one) and advertise it to the other group. Slight changes were there for different groups.
Tips: Participate as much as you can, don’t sit idle, help the group in whatever way you can.
Round: Interview
Experience: Answers could be cut down in between. Binary answers are sometimes expected, as well as rating types of questions.
Tips: Know as much as you can about the job profile. Why you want to do it should be clear. They will go on penetrating on whatever you speak, so keep in mind whatever you speak. Be prepared with your CV, know the job and why you want to do it. Prepare the “Tell me about yourself” question beforehand. Be confident. give crisp answers. They really like straight answers. Also, don’t get stressed as it could be a pressure interview. Be careful about mentioning anything that shows your research interest.
Skill Tips: A decent CGPA is good enough. Company is not very specific about CGPA. A good extra academic involvement is good for this company. Some sports and games credentials is not necessary but can help. They basically look for a person who has a strong mind to work in the future, and can also work under stressful mental and physical conditions. A research background, or a good CGPA which indicates research interest could be a problem as the company focuses a lot on selecting people who would stay for some good amount of time in the company. Have an Overall developed personality.
College Name: IIT Kharagpur
Interview Questionnaire
3 Questions
- Q1. Why Schlumberger ?
- Q2. Your career aspirations ?
- Ans.
To become a highly skilled and experienced field engineer in the telecommunications industry.
To gain expertise in troubleshooting and resolving technical issues in the field.
To continuously learn and adapt to new technologies and advancements in the industry.
To take on leadership roles and mentor junior engineers.
To contribute to the success and growth of the company by delivering high-quality services.
To establish str...
- Q3. Your homework on Schlumberger
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The GD was a standard one. A list of objects was provided which were to be ranked according to their necessity on a mission to moon. The group was to discuss and the individuals were to mark it later.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: PI was mostly HR related questions. During the interview I had realized the stark difference between the company work profile and my expectations and had apprised them of the same.
General Tips: Most of the times, things go on as they are supposed to, we do what we are assigned, meet deadlines and get it over with. Knowing what to do after four or five years of study at IIT is one of those deciding phases where we have to do something out of routine, think about what we actually want, what we can get from where we are. Here is an account of how I went about making my decisions and preparing for it. In one of those routine placement
talks, a speaker remarked, ‘there are two ways you can choose a career- by extrapolation from what you have right now and by interpolation from your long term goal’. This helps one realize the importance of identification of long term goal. In my opinion, once a person is convinced about that, it is easy to pull off an interview; more importantly, it is easy to identify which options to prepare for.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: I had a standard resume for this company as per our institute placement cell norms. Resume is one of the most important parts in placement preparation. A student should dedicate at least 3-4 days for resume preparation. I specifically highlighted my extracurricular with facts and figures and tried to write about my projects in short as my technical knowledge was poor. I used to change my “Area of Interests” as well as subjects studied according to the company. I tried to write those field as my interests in which I had thorough knowledge. Schlumberger looks for people with all round performance and specially if you are into sports its a added advantage.
Tips: Try to include details about your achievements in sports.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: The final round was an interview. There were two interviewers, one was an IIT Roorkee alumni and other was a senior personnel from one of their foreign offices. They were trying to make it a stress interview. I remained very cheerful throughout the interview and this helped me a lot I guess.
The first question was regarding my look (I keep a bald head). I defended it by saying that I am confident and hence I like it. After hearing that I am from Bhopal, they gave me a virtual situation to answer. They asked me what I would do if I am posted in Sudan and the Sudanese people hate Indians. Additionally I had to keep in mind that I am just a six month old recruit in Schlumberger and there are around eight senior employees who are from Sudan. My first response to such a situation was that I would ask for a replacement. He laughed at me and told me that it is not a solution. Then I explained to him that I would try to make my fellow workers understand that may be Indians are good at something and it is because of this we are called for such jobs. I also told him that I would tell them about our history and that we Indians are a very peaceful race and haven’t had wars for thousands of years. He then asked me if I was trying to project that Indians are superior to other races to which I replied no. I said that we are first humans and then citizens of some country and because of the upbringing we may be good at something while others may be better at something else. I said the same thing in different ways twice or thrice, so the Indian guy interrupted me and asked whether I have a habit of speaking too much. To this I said that yes and also told him that this might be because I am a bit stressed out. He literally shouted that I am boring as hell but I was still laughing.
He then moved on to my resume and asked me about my intern in detail and also asked me about my extracurricular activities. On hearing about all this he said that I look like a guy who would go for an MBA and leave Schlumberger within a period of 2 years. I responded that I had never had such thoughts and I would like to experience industry culture for few years. He also asked where I see myself in five years to which I gave a lucid and simple reply.
The foreigner asked that being an Indian I would be strongly attached to my family and asked would my father have any issues if I go outside. The Indian asked whether I had a girlfriend and would she have a problem if I was to go out. To all this I replied that they would have a problem initially but they are all educated individuals and they know that it is part and parcel of professional life to move out of a place/country and eventually they would be able to adjust accordingly.The interview concluded with me asking few questions related to profile and Schlumberger culture.
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: Many of my seniors work at Schlumberger. They were the main source of information about the company and the kind of work there.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The process was a GD on the topic which derived from group to group and mostly on social topics whichhardly needs any preparation, the next round was a personal interview and the final was a group activity.
Round: Interview
Experience: The interview was full of cross questioning. I tried to convince the interviewer with each of my answer andnever say things which might be caught as loopholes.
Tips: Show what you have gained in your life, the effortsmade, show leadership skills, about teamwork. That is enough.
General Tips: Overall the process was excellent and enjoyable. Although it went on from 6pm to 4am every part ofenjoyable, thrilling. Its easy if you can just live that time leaving all your worries for the next placement day apart even if you have a next process just after 2-3 hrs.
Skill Tips: "I think one just need to know about the company and show interest in the company during the interview.The most apt thing to do would be to say what exactly the interviewer wants, because most of the time theinterviewer searches his views and similarities in the candidate. Show your efforts you have made in youlife, your education etc. Preparation could be just in terms of being a little aware of the current topics."
College Name: IIT Roorkee
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: The topic they gave us was one I had done a GD on with my friends. No, this wasn’t a dream come true as they are well known to give the same topics year after year. In Schlumberger,the more you shout the better prospective rig engineer they see in you. The supervisor often used to go out to fag, and this gave us time to catch our breaths and start shouting again as soon as he re-entered. Expectedly I got short listed and was called for the interview process.
Round: Interview
Experience: The interview was very easy and they focused on knowing why I was so interested in joining the company. I gave answers I believed in and was very honest. They asked me about how I would tackle a rebellious group of people in Africa. “Hotel Rwanda” came to the rescue and I thought I impressed them. I won't go into the details any more but the point is that
Schlumberger people were really looking for confident people who are ready to take challenges. The results came in the night and I wasn’t able to make it through.
General Tips: There are all sorts of people one will come across at IIT. There are people who are sure about themselves and then there are people who are not. The people who are sure about themselves are not to be discussed here as this article wants the private account of the writer.
It was really during the pleasant industry experience I had that I became less unsure about doing a job. I thought a lot and finally converged on a few sectors which could interest me and the job would involve something I would have fun doing. The criteria were interest factor and of course money. The funny thing is that the more you consult and seek public opinion, the more confused you get. This is because of the wide range of opportunities there are in all the sectors. So my advice here would be to choose something you would like to do. Doing something you don't like for at least a dozen hours a day, daily, would make you search for alternatives. So make
an informed decision but not a confused one.
Importance of GDs and Aptitude tests:
We used to organize wing GDs and had detailed conversations over a variety of topics ranging from contemporary politics to issues of social relevance. Looking up to the placement site for the GD topics the companies gave won't hurt. It helped us a lot in building up an opinion and feeling confidant. Besides it also made us recognize our weaknesses and gave us a chance to improve upon them. The rest of the things, I did when the SPO notified
about them. For example the SPO would, from time to time, announce deadlines to make versions of our resumes and if one just follows them, it's enough. While making the resume, I used to discuss with friends and then alone and only then, write. Resume making workshops are also a great help. I wasn’t a serious CAT aspirant and so I was skeptical as to whether I would be able to compete in the initial short listing round of companies where they ask specifically, aptitude and English questions. But fortunately, there was this company which came about a week before the actual placements started and took its aptitude test. When I wasn’t short listed, I realized the importance it had in the process. I had a week's time and I somehow managed to improve upon my aptitude skills. My advice to the students is that they should at least be giving serious attention to their English comprehension skills and aptitude. You don't want to have an excellent resume (I don't mean that I had one) and a high CPI and not even clearing the first round.
In Retrospection, I think that the most important part of the placement process is that it is a really good “learning experience”. I think I matured along the process and started feeling a lot surer about myself. I realized that friends are forever and the times of stress are the only time you realize their value.
College Name: IIT KANPUR
Interview Questionnaire
11 Questions
- Q1. Tell me about yourself in 45 seconds
- Ans.
I am a highly motivated and experienced field engineer with a passion for problem-solving and delivering exceptional results.
I have a degree in mechanical engineering and have worked in the field for over 5 years
I am skilled in troubleshooting and repairing complex machinery
I have experience managing teams and coordinating projects
I am always looking for ways to improve processes and increase efficiency
I am a quick lea
- Q2. Tell us about your family background
- Ans.
My family is a close-knit group of individuals who value education and hard work.
My parents are both college graduates and have instilled a love of learning in me.
I have two siblings, an older brother who is a doctor and a younger sister who is studying to become a lawyer.
We enjoy spending time together and often have family dinners or game nights.
My grandparents on both sides of the family were immigrants who came to ...
- Q3. What is the URL of Schlumberger website?
- Ans.
The Schlumberger website URL is www.slb.com.
www.slb.com is the URL for Schlumberger website
The website provides information about the company's products and services
It also has a careers section for job seekers
- Q4. Why do you want to join Schlumberger?
- Ans.
I am excited to join Schlumberger because of their reputation for innovation and commitment to excellence in the oil and gas industry.
Schlumberger is a leader in the oil and gas industry, and I want to be a part of a company that is driving innovation and making a difference in the world.
I am impressed by Schlumberger's commitment to safety and sustainability, and I want to work for a company that values these principl...
- Q5. Do you know swimming, horse riding, etc.?
- Ans.
Yes, I know how to swim and ride horses.
I learned how to swim when I was young and have continued to enjoy it as a form of exercise and relaxation.
I have also had the opportunity to ride horses a few times and find it to be a thrilling experience.
While these skills may not be directly related to field engineering, they demonstrate my ability to learn and adapt to new experiences.
- Q6. What has been the lowest point in your life till date?
- Ans.
I prefer not to answer this question.
N/A
- Q7. What has been the happiest moment of your life?
- Ans.
The day I graduated from college.
Felt proud of my achievements
Celebrated with family and friends
Realized the hard work paid off
- Q8. What has been your biggest achievement till date?
- Ans.
My biggest achievement till date is completing a complex project ahead of schedule.
Successfully led a team of 10 engineers to complete a project ahead of schedule
Implemented innovative solutions to overcome technical challenges
Received recognition from senior management for exceptional performance
- Q9. What do you prefer- team work or individual work?
- Ans.
I prefer team work as it allows for collaboration and diverse perspectives.
I enjoy bouncing ideas off of others and working towards a common goal
Team work allows for a division of labor and can increase efficiency
Collaboration can lead to innovative solutions and better decision making
However, individual work can be beneficial for tasks that require deep focus and concentration
Overall, a balance of both is important fo
- Q10. How much exposure do you have to stress situations?
- Ans.
I have moderate exposure to stress situations.
I have worked in high-pressure environments where quick decision-making was required.
I have experience handling difficult customers and resolving their issues.
I have been able to manage my stress levels effectively and maintain a calm demeanor in stressful situations.
I have also taken courses on stress management and mindfulness to improve my ability to handle stress.
Overal...
- Q11. Are you prepared to travel frequently?
- Ans.
Yes, I am willing to travel frequently for work.
I have experience traveling for work in my previous job.
I am flexible and adaptable to new environments.
I understand the importance of meeting clients face-to-face.
I am willing to make necessary arrangements for travel such as booking flights and hotels.
I am excited about the opportunity to travel and explore new places.
Interview Preparation Tips
Experience: It contains all significant achievements of your life till now. Know your resume well. I mentioned my Internships and Extracurricular Activities in detail specifically for this company. They would go through your resume and ask you questions from it. So keep it concise and don’t fake anything.
Round: HR Interview
Experience: The interview was totally an HR interview and contained mostly personal questions. The interview lasted for around 20-25 minutes.
Tips: Be yourself, don’t fake anything, keep calm, try to lighten the mood, be smartly and appropriately dressed.
College Name: IIT ROORKEE
Motivation: The first source of information about the company was the company’s website. Also apart from that I also interacted with a lot of seniors from my college who are already working there.
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