Life Time Interview Questions

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Rather laid-back interview process, considering the size of the corporation. Friendly recruiter did a phone interview and asked the expected questions about my experience. Company culture seemed to value fitness and health; the people I saw were attractive and fit. Office seemed like beige cubeland. The only lunch option was the club cafe across the treeless parking lot.

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Application

I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at Life Time (Minneapolis, MN) in October 2016.

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I submitted my application online and a week later was contacted to schedule a phone interview. Complete a phone interview discussing my background as well as a cultural fit. The interview went well and the recruiter indicated she wanted to move me to the next stage in the process and would be in touch within 5 days to schedule. She never contacted me again, even after I inquired via email and voicemail. I certainly respect if you do not move forward with a candidate or something else happens but not contacting the person back after indicating they would leaves a poor image of the company.

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Application

I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Life Time (Bloomingdale, IL) in April 2015.

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Was very long fast for the first one and then waited an hour for the next I believe they forgot that I was there.onve the second one began it went fairly quickly

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I applied online. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Life Time (Montvale, NJ).

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ONe intervew wiht deparemtne head. Then also an interview with the general manager. Was relaxed and easy to follow. Process did not take long. For entry level jobs the process is very much quite simple in terms of interview difficulty

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Application

I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Life Time (Atlanta, GA) in April 2015.

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Easy and unconventional, most higher ups go off track records, vibes, and drive. They ask you about yourself, your past, your drive, and they have a good nose for crap so you have to be honest. if you are honestly passionate about fitness, sales, working your behind off, or any combination of those, you should do fine. The nice thing is that because everything is commission based they dont really give a hoot about your education. It sounds crappy, but i know very educated people who have tried working with the c ompany and made no money and dropouts who made tons of money. the bottom line is that everything you do within a 100% commission based role is drive based. So all the degrees in the world cant create a commission worthy drive if its not already within you. Best of luck to any applicants!

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Application

I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Life Time (Boulder, CO) in March 2016.

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2 initial coding interviews followed by 3 hour interview with bosses, potential coworkers, and engineering leads. The first coding questions were an easy javascript question. The next coding interview was onsite and was a bit more involved but within the realm of junior developer.

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Application

I applied in-person. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Life Time (Chicago, IL) in September 2017.

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Interviewed with on of the development team members during a career fair. Answered questions about resume and went over related skills and projects. Asked questions about the company. turned out there was only one open position.

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Application

I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Life Time (Boulder, CO).

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3 part interview, 2 coding tests and a meeting with general managers, engineering team managers and head engineering manager. First two codinginterviews were 2 hours long. The last person to person interview was 3 hours.

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Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Life Time (Philadelphia, PA).

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Behavioral questions. Pretty laid back and nice people. They want examples of your interaction with people to get a feel as to how great a fit you will be with their culture or mission statement I should say.

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Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Life Time.

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I applied online and got a call to come in for an interview. The interview took place in the cafe and I felt more relaxed since it was an open area. She asked questions about my personal and professional life and some situational questions. At the end of the interview, she gave me the mission and vision statements, which I was to memorize for the next interview with the GM of the club. The interview with the GM was a shorter interview where I was asked the mission and vision followed by questions regarding why I wanted to work for the company. A few days later, I received a call that I got the job.

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