Koch Project Manager interview questions

Very relaxed. The just asked about yourself and what you are looking to gain in the role you are applying for. Not technical at all and very laid back.

I applied for a Project Manager position and within two weeks I received a phone call from a recruiter. She described the interview process, the job description, asked me questions about my resume, and solicited questions from me about the company, position, or benefits. She indicated that I would receive a follow up call within the next week, and I received a call from the hiring manager within a couple days. The hiring manager asked me more technical questions about my experience and how I handled situations in the past. Following that call, I received an invitation to come onsite in Wichita for an interview. Another individual in the HR group provided an agenda for the trip, which consisted of 4, 45 minute sessions with different interviewers, arranged my travel with me, and assisted me with reimbursements after the trip. While onsite, I met with the initial recruiter who took me to the cafeteria for lunch, then I interviewed with 4 different individuals. Following the last interview, I met with the recruiter again to discuss benefits, compensation, and other questions I still had. A week after the interview, I received a call from the recruiter and was offered a position.