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No Offer – Interviewed in Cincinnati, OH Aug 2012 – Reviewed Sep 10, 2012
Interview Details – I was asked for a phone interview after applying the week before. They were starting a new training class soon. The phone interview for this position was very awkward. The woman interviewing me got defensive when I asked her about the company and the if it was a stressful job. I did not get a face to face interview. I am experienced in Call Center environment and I just asked since she said it was okay to ask her.
Interview Question – She simply asked, "do you want this job or not?". Mind you it was not the face to face interview yet. View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Grand Rapids, MI Apr 2010 – Reviewed May 22, 2010
Interview Details –
My sister-in-law reffered me to the recruiter (HR) and after a couple of days, I got a call from the recruiter. asking me questions, which was a short phone interview. Very easy questions, and she had to type all the answers so it allowed me to take a breath. The call only lasted 10-15 minutes, and I then got scheduled to get a face-to-face interview. At the interview, I first got interviewed by someone asking me basic questions, pretty much the same questions, but reworded differently. After that interviewer, another person came in and asked me a couple of questions. The interview lasted 1 hour.
After I got home, the recruiter called and offer me a job. It was great how fast they answered. After she told me about job description/ my hourly rate(2nd shift premium) she emailed me an acceptance offer on the computer, which I had to sign and read. The email consisted of benefits, dress code, and holiday calender. Also letting me know when my first day is, which was a month away( which was fine since it allowed me to rest.)
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Negotiation Details – No negotiation, I only had two jobs before and they were minimum wage, so when they offered me $13 an hour, there was no declining!
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