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Updated Feb 3, 2013
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Chemist at Valspar

Declined Offer – Interviewed in Minneapolis, MN – Reviewed Feb 3, 2013

Interview Details – HR interview -> Scientist interview -> on-site interview. It took about 5-6 hours to complete with different scientists and manager.

Interview Question – Not really difficult, not so many technical questions. But like what you did before, what you anticipate. They introduce a lot about the company and the lab thing.   Answer Question

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Leadership Development Program at Valspar

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Pittsburgh, PA Oct 2009 – Reviewed Nov 6, 2009

Interview Details – The first interview was on campus to discuss my resume. It was a fairly simple process with a few questions designed to understand my personality. For instance, one question asked whether I preferred a normal office desk job or would like to be out traveling and solving problems on sight.

Interview Question – Would you prefer a traditional office job or would you like to be on sight traveling to the client location?   Answer Question

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Territory Manager at Valspar

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Dec 31, 2012

Interview Details – I had a family member that knew the Regional Manager that hired me. We did a phone interview since I lived in 2000 miles away. filled out paperwork. Including a personality evaluation form via mail.

Negotiation Details – He offered 35K/yr and I accepted.

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Territory Manager at Valspar

Accepted Offer – Reviewed Sep 26, 2012

Interview Details – Interview process was simple. One phone and two face to face. Very casual was told not to dress up and dress business casual. Asked a lot of questions about previous work experience and sales backgroung.

Interview Question – What was your previous boss's position and if you were to have it for one day, what would you change why would you change it, and how would you do it?   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – Take it or leave it.

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Territory Manager at Valspar

No Offer – Interviewed in Feb 2012 – Reviewed Mar 6, 2012

Interview Details – I was contacted by a recruiter via email asking if I was interested before she called me, emailed back I was interested, gave phone number and open to call at her time frame, called her late in the day on the date she said she would call, said she never got email. Did phone interview, my information was escalated to project manager at recruitment office, had to wait 2 days to see if I would be called for interview, was sent email scheduling interview, had to wait for second email telling me where interview was to take place along with "tips" for interview- dress appropriately, bring 2 copies of resume (which were not needed) etc. Day of interview, met with two people, Regional Sales Manager and Divisional Sales Manager. Had a (what I thought) was a good interview, lively conversation, felt my accomplishments shined. Received phone call two days later from Regional guy, had additional questions, seemed concerned about my ability to use computer in store to take notes, explained to him I had no problems with it, just don't currently do it as current and former company did not have technology for it. Was originally told decision would be made in a week, followed up 1 week later when I did not hear anything, was told decision was going to take another week, still nothing, called original Recruiter, Project manager recruiter and both people I interview with, no calls returned, very unprofessional

Interview Question – How do you manage notes and paperwork that is required in your current position   View Answer

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Engineer at Valspar

Declined Offer – Interviewed in May 2008 – Reviewed Jul 13, 2010

Interview Details – A phone interview with HR followed by two days of 1:1 interviews. The first day consisted of five 1:1 interviews. After two days I was called back in to present and interview again. The presentation was of any project I had worked on in the past four years. After the presentation, there were three more 1:1 interviews. I was called with an offer three days after the second round.

Interview Question – The presentation was the most difficult part. There were four people in the room that ranged from six sigma experts to PhDs. There were some really technical questions asked.   Answer Question

Reason for Declining – Too much lab work required for the position

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