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No Offer – Interviewed in Memphis, TN Feb 2011 – Reviewed Oct 2, 2012
Interview Details – Standard screening then interviewed 4-5 applicants.
Interview Question – Die Hard question - you have two containers, one holds 3 gallons, one holds 5 gallons, unlimited supply of water. How do you get exacly 4 gallons in a container? View Answers (3)
No Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX Dec 2011 – Reviewed Dec 30, 2011
Interview Details – This interview process is BRUTAL! First of all this is an entry level position and FedEx acts like you are interviewing for NASA. The first step is a webinar that describes the position and everything that fedex expects from their employees. This process lasts about an hour. After that, they will email you a "Prove it " test- basically if you arent fresh out of College, get ready for 3 hours of critical thinking. Then "if" they call you, they will set you up with a one on one interview with a manager. If you get passed that they will invite you to the third interview where you will have to do a 10 minute power point presentation on a fictitious territory that you plan to grow. After that its a panel style interview process with 5 people throwing numerous questions at you. Very very hard. I have a Masters Degree and 5 years sales experience. I nailed the interview, but no offer was extended. Perplexed by this.
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No Offer – Interviewed in Toledo, OH Dec 2010 – Reviewed Dec 17, 2010
Interview Details –
I would rate the interview as difficult due to the manor of the two who questioned me on the situation test
a five part question by the time they are done with the question (paragraph) your almost confused about your answer.
This all happened after i waited 1 hr 15 min in the waiting room for my interview.
their demeanor was cold as ice ,you leave having wondering how did i do?? absolutely no idea coming from the two robots who interviewed me. I felt as though i was taking them away from something they would rather be doing a smile is to much to ask, most questions are directed around someone with management experience Im applying for a driver position not management.
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No Offer – Interviewed in Memphis, TN May 2010 – Reviewed Aug 1, 2010
Interview Details –
The 1st round was a behavioural interview + case study over the phone.
After the 1st round interview was invited back for the 2nd round at the company premises.
The interview day consisted of 3 1on1 meeting with peers, which was about gauging fit within the organization & I panel interview. The panel interview was very intensive, consisted of 3 case studies & behavioural questions. The panel interview matters the most.
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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX Jun 2009 – Reviewed May 13, 2013 New
Interview Details – Hiring process at FedEx is rigorous. The interview process breaks into 3 elements: written skills exams, an applied topic presentation and a behavior interview. The written skills exam focused on understanding corporate finance at a high level and how this information impacts supply chain and transporatation strategy. The presention followed similar lines with the evaluation focused on your ability to communicate complex information. Finally, the behavioral interview is a series of scenarios base on your previous work history. Quality "x' is important in this job. Tell us of a time in your previous work experience you faced this scenario and used quality "x" to succeed.
Interview Question – In looking at company "x's" 10k, how might cash flow impact their transporation decisions Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Offer was only a little negotiable. I needed to provide W2 evidence of previous salary
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX Feb 2009 – Reviewed Mar 20, 2013
Interview Details – Expect behavioral interview questions. Explain gaps in employment. Have examples ready. First step is a phone interview followed by site visit if you make the cut. If you make the site visit (face to face interview) your odds are then 1:3 to 1:5.
Interview Question – Tell me a time when you had conflicting priorities? For example, your boss told you to do something and you thought it was not in the best interest of the company. The guidlines are fair and in line with industry norms. You will be paid somewhat more for your experience but not above what the position is worth. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Very rarely do they negotiate, especially in the current economy. If you counter be prepared to walk away. The salary guidelines are very structured.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Indianapolis, IN – Reviewed Mar 20, 2013
Interview Details – Study situation and behavioral questions. Consists of one phone interview, in person interview with DSM, and then interview with Director to seal the deal.
Interview Question – Can't remember. Just be ready to tell a time... View Answer
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX May 2011 – Reviewed Jan 7, 2013
Interview Details – Panel interview with real life scenario application
Interview Question – A time when you. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – They would not negotiate money or vacation time
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pittsburgh, PA – Reviewed Apr 17, 2013
Interview Details – Group presentation about FedEx and the position itself. This was followed by 2-3 face to face interviews. At this point you must take a personality exam and pass the drug/background checks.
Interview Question – Mostly all behavioral questions. Answer Question
Declined Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2010 – Reviewed Jun 25, 2010
Interview Details –
The interview consisted of a group information session of about 60 applicants then immediately followed by a one on one interview with a sales manager. The one on one was the basic behavior and STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Response) questions. The first step basically is just like any other place, the managers are just seeing how well you might fit or really (how much they like you). Sadly, it's not all about your past experiences or qualifications. The company will train you on the sale process so don't think you know everything. This would be a good time to show that you are willing to learn and how much you like on-going training. Also, stress that you are into team success, once again, I repeat, team, team, team. This is an individual sale position, but the team and your district success is just as important.
The second step in the process consists of a panel interview with two or three managers. Usually, one of the managers on the panel is the one with the opening. This is a repeat of the first one on one but with a twist since there are multiple minds at work trying to pull information from you.
Remember to show initiative, relax but don't slip because they are trying to set it up in a manner that you might say this is easy but remember there are more of them than you. Overall, control the interview, just as if you were in a sales meeting, they have you there because they want to know more about you.
Interview Question – Tell me a time when your action didn't match up with your words? Answer Question
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