Hilton Worldwide Interview Questions & Reviews in Memphis, TN Area

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Updated Dec 1, 2011 – Interview questions and reviews posted anonymously by interview candidates.
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Interviewed Nov 2011 in Memphis, TN (took 2 weeks)

My recruiter set up the interview. I met with a manager one on one. Then I met with a manager and a supervisor together, and then a supervisor one on one. Altogether the process took about an hour and a half. The interviews were all very conversational and we mostly spoke about my relevant experience, why I was ready to leave my current position, and what the day-to-day in the Tax Analyst position would be like. It sounds like a very exiting time in this department due to changes in personnel.

Interview Questions

Why are you leaving your current position?

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Negotiation Details

No real negotiation. I had already stated the salary that I wanted up front.

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I got the interview through a Recruiter and the interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview, a Group/Panel Interview and a Background Check.

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Interviewed Jul 2008 in Memphis, TN (took a day)

The process was quite long. It was at least 3 months. Most of that involved waiting with no communication. I really got the feeling that nothing was happening. When it came down to the end, suddenly things were in hurry-up mode. There was little patience for delay on my part. I found that odd, but less so now after having been there for a while. It's fairly consistent with how a lot of things are.

Interview Questions

Several questions were about specific configuration options for software packages.

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Negotiation Details

I felt there wasn't any negotiation. In the electronic application it asked what I was looking for. I didn't receive an offer letter until the day I was scheduled to fill out the HR paper work. Previous to that I only received a verbal take-it-or-leave-it offer lacking the nitty gritty details about the entire compensation package. I kinda had an idea what it would be, so I went for it anyway, but had I not had a general idea it would have been hard to actually accept the offer (which was less than I was asking, but not by much in the grand scheme).