Easy interview overall. Chill, low stress environment. You get set up in a cubicle, and you have to perform a few tasks in excel, count some things, identify parts of a PC, measure some stuff with a scale, and take a little behavioral survey
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Whalley Computer Associates (Southwick, MA) in Mar 2018
Interview
I was scheduled for an on site "interview". When I arrived I was immediately given an assessment test to complete which felt an awful lot like they were trying to get free HR advice. They wanted me to create a scoring rubric for reviewing applicant resumes for a position I knew little about. They wanted me to create a power point presentation on workforce development on the spot. They also asked a lot about my process for on boarding and interviewing. As a professional these are not things I develop on the spot without doing my own due diligence and research. I would not create a scoring rubric for a position until I interviewed incumbents and their supervisors to see what skills or behaviors are desired. When I completed the assessment the "interview" was complete. I was never asked any questions or given the opportunity to engage in a discussion about the position. Two weeks later I received an employment denial. This entire process was unprofessional and a waste of my time. I had to take a day off of work to go in for an assessment test which could have very easily been completed online.
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Question 1
I was not asked a single interview question. There was no interview.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Whalley Computer Associates (Southwick, MA) in May 2014
Interview
Working Interview where I was monitored as I made phone calls, read/wrote script, dealt with the online ordering sites. Process was not difficult but it lasted several days. This was the only training I received, no training is offered at this company.