u/Responsible-Nose-286

So I got a virtual interview after the ai interview for process technician for general assembly and well I got a background in refinery’s as a dock operator and Ldar technician and automotive as a mechanic now I got the troubleshooting aspect of the job just not much working with hydraulic or electrical some electrical at least, but basically I’m thinking I’m am going to have to sell myself pretty good in this interview and was wondering if the questions are the same as most interviews like tell me about a time or give me an example of when you did this. I do want this job as it is a good step for my future I’m not really nervous just more excited I’m getting a chance as it has been a lot of crickets for other jobs and I don’t really feel like doing refinery work for the rest of my career anyways sorry for rambling.

So I applied for this position thinking I had a pretty good shot since I had almost 2 years of industrial experience from refineries and another 2 years of mechanical and a friend with warehouse experience and discount tire only got the job so my hopes were up but I just got rejected and was wondering if I just didn’t get lucky or should I try and get more experience in something else or education wise?