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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Hoffman Est, IL Feb 2011 – Reviewed Apr 17, 2011
Interview Details – Got flown out to Hoffman Estates with 13 other people from my university all interviewing for the same position. First had a group panel with managers then had two one on one interviews with managers which were behaviorally based. Then had a tour of the HQ, and lunch followed by the group activity which was in a room with two managers watching how we interacted. All the managers seemed excited to meet us. The HQ is great and has lots of amenities, also there is a casual dress code which is nice.
Interview Question – They wanted to know how well I knew excel and basically just needed to hear I knew how to do IF statements Answer Question
Negotiation Details – No negotiation got a call with an offer.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Hoffman Estates, IL Nov 2010 – Reviewed Feb 6, 2011
Interview Details – Fist I was recruited from my university for a 1:1 interview on campus. Then I was invited to their facility in Hoffman Estates, IL where I was interviewed by a panel as well as 3 separate 1:1 interviews followed by a brief situational presentation.
Interview Question – When was a time you were forced to make a decision that you thought would be viewed as unfavorable by those it affected? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – There was no negotiation but the offer was 50,000 right out of college which is higher than average for my major (OM&IS).
No Offer – Interviewed in Hoffman Estates, IL Dec 2008 – Reviewed Oct 29, 2009
Interview Details – We were brought in for two rounds of interviews, a group assessment, team building exercise, lunch, and a Q & A session with current employees. The interviews were 30 min each,and the team building consisted of working together within a group to find the best option I was impressed with the corporate facility and the people were very nice. It seemed like a decent place to work.
Interview Question – Where do you see yourself in 5 years? View Answers (2)
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Hoffman Estates, IL Dec 2007 – Reviewed Apr 2, 2009
Interview Details – I had applied online for months but had no callbacks until I met someone who worked there who referred me. I was then contacted by a recruiter who set up a phone interview with me. She was nice and approachable and gave me her cell number for any questions. I was then contacted by an Analyst at the corp. who interviewed me over the phone. It was dfficult to gauge his responses, and he really seemed disinterested so I didn't think I'd get called in for the in person interview. Thankfully, about a wek later, I did. The headquarters were really impressive and I knew upon walkig in that I'd be lucky to work there. A group of interviewees were picked up in front by some kind of tour guide who took us into another room and described the process, the job and the day we were beginning which would consist of 2 panel interviews and a personality/math test. Both interviews were very informal - why did I want to work there and what could I bring to the position types of questions. Very approachable people. The test was challengin, but not impossible. I left feeling great about the company and 2 days later, got an offer.
Interview Question – Describe a time you overcame a big problem in the workplace. Answer Question
Pros: As an mca I get to assist customers and organize the department, two things I enjoy. Most who come to sears expect bad service and it's surprising to them when they are proved wrong. Good pay, and my co-workers are always willing to help other… – Full Review `
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