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The interview process was easy, however they pulled a bait and switch on me. I was interviewed for one position that I clearly qualified for. The person I interviewed with emailed me another position. After reviewing the role, I immediately knew that it was most likely a position that had high turnover as it was in a call center setting.

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Cox Communications

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One interview and they used the STAR method. It was quick and straightforward. The process took about two weeks. A background and drug test is required. The training was about six weeks.

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Anonymous Interview Candidate in Atlanta, GA

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Interviewed with 3 people. Walked through my resume only for the one guy on the call to tell me what I did wrong with my intro. Answered some pretty dumb interview questions only for him to tell me what I did wrong on those. I carried myself professionally, and I know that I gave decent answers, so that was a bad sign from the start. The other two interviewers hardly talked at all (one literally didnt say a word and just glared at the camera like talking to me was the worst part of her day)

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Cox Communications

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the interview was a very good process. well thought and well prepared and felt comfortable. it was honestly a very good process and indicator of management and culture in the company.

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Great awesome exciting understanding I love the interview person they were very understanding and took it easy with me everything was smooth and sailing I’ll never forget it they are awesome awesome awesome

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Anonymous Interview Candidate in Oklahoma City, OK

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Process was very streamlined. Had a phone interview followed by a Teams interview with potential supervisor and three other people. Long list of potential questions and scenarios presented beforehand to help prepare.

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Cox Communications

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3 interviews. 1 panel interview. It took about 3-4 weeks. They were transparent. Overall pretty average interview process. Pay was average for position title. Management was pretty good. Hybrid work environment.

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Anonymous Interview Candidate in San Diego, CA

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be prepared for STAR questions, where they want examples to showcase your skills and experience. Some behavioral questions include talking about overcoming challenges, how you deal with a difficult situation, a time you helped developed someone.

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had a great interview process until I never heard back. I made to the final round and all seemed promisingz I didn’t hear anything from the recruiter afyer two months even after following up. People were nice that I interviewed with

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  • Behavioral type questions. “Why this role?” “Tell me about a time when you..
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Cox Communications

Anonymous Employee in Las Vegas, NV

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I interviewed at Cox Communications (Las Vegas, NV)

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Interview process was worthless, painful, and not potentious to the job at all. Star format is the worst format for job interviews. Maybe use mixing up words and asking the same question 8 times with different variations.

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Cox Communications Interviews FAQs

Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at Cox Communications as 62.6% positive with a difficulty rating score of 2.88 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for Sales Trainer and Customer Service Representative (CSR) rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Analytics Manager and Visual Designer roles were rated as the easiest.

The hiring process at Cox Communications takes an average of 21.21 days when considering 644 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Visual Designer had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas Network Engineer II roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 270 days).

Common stages of the interview process at Cox Communications according to 644 Glassdoor interviews include:

Phone Interview: 19.07%

Drug Test: 13.68%

Group Panel Interview: 12.85%

One on One Interview: 12.81%

Skills Test: 12.02%

Background Check: 11.29%

Personality Test: 6.54%

Presentation: 5.85%

IQ Intelligence Test: 4.61%

Other: 1.29%

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Is it bad interview etiquette to ask about salary expectations WHEN the recruiter fails to bring that up in our screener? I did it so we could ensure alignment and the recruiter said she ‘usually waits to do that after the first call’ 🙄

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EHS Analytics Manager

Has anyone ever requested another recruiter while starting the interview process? I had a bad experience with one at Republic. It was really bad to the point she wasn't remembering conversations and ghosted me about follow-ups. She reached out to me about a job I applied for a few months ago but I don't want to go through the same experience. Then again, maybe her lack of accountability is indicative of the work environment at that particular company and I shouldn't even bother.

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I recently applied for a “Project Support Officer” this from the job description it’s pretty much a Project Coordinator/ Manager position. And I have been asked to create a poster to promote an event for young people that have long term health conditions. Now my question is why is the job advertised exactly like a Project Coordinator position, but Im asked to design a poster?! How can that reflect my experience within the project environment? It makes 0 sense to me.

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