State Farm College Intern Interview Questions & Reviews

Interview Details – Very standard, phone interview with typically questions - describe yourself, how did you handle a situation that involved conflicting team members, how did you overcome an obstacle, etc. It was my first interview ever, and I was extremely nervous but somehow impressed the interview enough to get the job offer.

Interview Details – Applied online, completed skills assessment (listening test, typing test, and behavioral questions); followed up with phone interview with behavioral questions?

Interview Details – Applied online for a summer internship through State Farm summer internship website. Got an call from an HR representative who set up an interview day and time. About a week later had a basic phone interview consisting of all behavioral questions. Another week after that I was contacted with my offer. Simple!

Interview Details – Lengthy process, initially was not hired position but got a call back a couple months later being offered the position in other locations. I declined because State Farm does not provide relocation or housing assistance at all. Overall, the recruiter interviewing me was nice and helpful but he did not provide any feedback as to why I was not initially offered the position.

Interview Details – I applied through online website. Got an email that requested me to do a skills test (typing). A day later, I received a call from an employee from HR notifying that I passed and will need a phone interview. I would say the interview was basic behaviorial interview with a few questions that require you to demonstrate your problem solving skills. I finished the phone interview and have not heard back for at least a month. I pretty much gave up by then. But randomly after spring break, they said I passed and gave me a contigent offer. I gladly accepted and went through background check/ drug screening. Within a week , I got my official offer and I accepted.
Tip:
Being friendly and corgial is very important for this company. I think this company is looking for someone that will get along with everyone. Try to highlight that you are a nice person.

Negotiation Details – No negotiation. But I did manage to negotiate a shorter internship

Interview Details – It was a long but thorough process.

Interview Details – I attended a college job fair where State Farm was present and actively looking for Operation and Sales interns throughout the State. Operation interns required a minimum GPA of 3.0 and Sales interns just required experience. After speaking with the HR rep at the even an appointment was set to take an intelligence/logic test that took about 15 minutes (timed) it was relatively easy if you can solve problems fast. After receiving a call back the next day with good news a phone interview was done, took about 30 minutes with easy behavioral questions dealing with sales. A week later I received a call and the background check was done to finish the process.

Negotiation Details – Pay is better for sales interns but they do not get any housing. No negotiating pay and no commission as an intern.

Interview Details – Started with a one to one interview with a member of HR. The one to one interview cost about 45 min. Most of the questions were general behavioral questions. After that, I had a phone interview with a department manager. The phone interview is short, about 30 min.