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Claims Specialist at UnitedHealthcare of Georgia

No Offer – Interviewed in Oldsmar, FL Jun 2010 – Reviewed Jul 17, 2010

Interview Details – The interview process consisted of filling out the application on line, assessment test, interview with hiring manager, interview with 2 people from the department, then a phone interview. The assessment was pretty easy and the face to face interviews were the usual behavorial questions, 'tell me a time when ...' I thought everything had gone well and was told I would hear something within the next week. I pretty much knew from that response that I did not get the job. I did not receive an official rejection email until 4 weeks later. I believe 2 face to face interviews and a phone interview is a little excessive and they took way to long to send me the rejection email.

Interview Question – Tell me of a time when you witnessed another employee behave in an unethical manner and what did you do about it.   Answer Question

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Behavioral Health at UnitedHealthcare of Georgia

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2012 – Reviewed Jan 26, 2012

Interview Details – Received a phone call from a recruiter who indicated that they would like to conduct a phone interview re: position applied for. Recruiter set up a time for later that day and contacted me for the phone interview. interview consisted of questions re: how my experience correlated with the specific duties of the position and what skills I could bring to the table. Recruiter indicated that if the hiring manager was interested, I would be contacted to set up a face to face interview. A couple of days later received a phone call from another recruiter to schedule an interview two weeks later. The interview was a one-to-one with the hiring manager and was asked general interview questions. Interviewer was very knowledgeable and friendly. Very down-to-earth and laid back as well. She told me if I was selected, I would hear something in two weeks. Received a phone call several days later to set up a third interview which was two weeks later. Interview with previous interviewer and another manager. Asked basic interview questions and a few behavioral questions related to position. Manager indicated that if chosen I would hear something in two weeks. Received an offer in a week time-frame.

Interview Question – Why should I hire you over the other candidates? What sets you apart?
What do you think your role will be in this position?
How do you deal with change?
How would you handle conflict within your team or from one of your team members?
Tell me about yourself/experience
Give me an example of a time you went above and beyond what was required.
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Negotiation Details – You do have the option.

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Customer Service at UnitedHealthcare of Georgia

No Offer – Interviewed in May 2011 – Reviewed Jun 1, 2011

Interview Details – recruiter called 1 hour later than scheduled asked if i had experience in call center. i explained 7 years on the phone. she asked me xpected salary . i quoted a $ amount she said we can only pay this amount. no chance to negotiate. she said i should get another call to come in for face to face interview . before we hung up phone i received a REJECT email..

Interview Question – she only ask why do i want the job   View Answer

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