The interview began with an presentation about the company and basic compensation about a position. It also goes into the Trumpf's FSE six week training plan (four weeks in CT with two weeks at a customer's site). You find out what product line you will work on while you are in training. I went into the interview thinking I was going to service the Trubend models due to noticing the presenter was the Bend Supervisor when I got the link to the meeting. So, I studied the Trubend models. I was also unaware that others in the virtual room were there for interviews. I thought they were there to interview me also. I foolishly gave them a greeting and introduced myself. Everyone was in t-shirts to include the presenter. The actual interview was fairly easy and laid back. Technical questions were very basic. In my head I thought "...is this serious?" I did goof up three questions due to them being so easy about basic circuits. Personal questions were the run of the mill.