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Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Nov 2009 (took 8 weeks)

I was first interviewed by a Human Resources Manager. I took the behavioral test, and the HR skills test. It took approximately 8 weeks from my first interview to my second interview by the Area HR Manager.

That interview was behavior interview with the Area HR Manager asking me questions from about 20 sheets of questions. She never gave me any indication whether I did a good job.

A few days later I received a post card that said they chose another applicantl

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Tell me about a time you used diversity to meet an organizational goal?

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I Applied Online and the interview consisted of a Phone Interview, a 1:1 Interview, a Skills Test and a Personality Test.

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Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed Sep 2009 in Woburn, MA (took 3 days)

Started with a phone interview resulting in a store site visit where I was asked to take a skills and leadership assessment. Did well on the assessments and moved on to the next and final stage which was an interview with the Regional HR Manager. Everyone I spoke with was pleasant and seemed to love the company which fueled my interest in the position. The final interview was behavior-based with the Regional HR Manager reading the questions from a sheet of paper. Good for consistency in evaluating candidates but can, (and should) be delivered in a more professional, personable manner.