US Marine Corps Interview Questions

terrible, do not recommend. terrible atmosphere. terrible communication does not care about employees. will lie about whatever to get you to accept their offer. do not join the military unless you really don't care bout your mental or physical state

it was a panel interview, including three people. They all asked about three questions each. Only a few questions had multiple parts. asked about the procurement systems I've used and why I want this job & what makes me the ideal candidate.

Find the local recruiting station and either walk in or preferably give them a call to set up an appointment. Answer the questions to the recruiter truthfully and work with them on determining your options on what you want to do and when you can expect to start training. Afterwards just go to MEPS and do what you need to. Tests, more interviews, etc... As long as all goes well at MEPS, you'll be off to earn your place in the Marine Corps.

spoke with a recruiter, medical examination and background check were necessary. overall the interview process was smooth and easy. They made it more about me and how I want to become successful

Go to the officer recruiter office and tell them you want to join the military after college. They will work with you to get a competitive package complete. It will not take that long.

From what I remember, there are a few vetting interviews where they ask you about your background and make sure that your story is consistent with previous interviews. As long as you don't lie, you'll be fine.

The interview process was conducted with a 30 minute time limit. The interview was conducted by 7 individuals who were apart of the hiring process. There were 10 questions and each individual was ask at least one question.

Fairly long, but overall easy. Be in good shape, drug free, have a high school diploma, and a decent ASVAB score and you are good. Afterwards, you will be medically screened, which includes the drug screening. Once results are completed, then you need to decide which dates you are going to attend basic training (boot camp). Then the real fun starts. Don't be weak minded, get some thick skin, and get some discipline.

Went to see a recruiter and listened to the sales pitch. I had a pulse, passed the ASVAB and was medically qualified. Pretty easy. Went to boot camp a month later. That was not so easy.

It was a series of questions more like an interrogation non stop, there were two persons making the interview and I felt like they wanted more extensive responses. They did not talk much about the location or the job itself.