Had a phone interview that lasted about an hour. Within 2 weeks they flew me out to their corporate headquarters where I spent a full day interviewing. Interview consisted of 3 phases. First: Tour of the factory followed by overview of the company, history and short term plan for future. This was followed by a quick test over bottlenecks and possible optimization solutions. I struggled initially, but my reasoning was going the right way. Second: interview with a career manager that had the typical interview questions asked from a sheet where the interviewer recorded the answers. Third: interview with the IE manager where he asked about different projects and accomplishments related to managing projects or improving processes. Last thing was going out to lunch with a current IE there with the opportunity to ask him any questions about working there.

Michelin has a very in depth interview process featuring Phone screens, Personality Assessments, Written Exams, Group Projects, and Traditional Interviews .The interview process for me involved a fair amount of travel with interviews in both the Greenville, SC headquarters and a Fort Wayne, IN manufacturing facility. Overall the process took around a month.