It was pretty simple and easy going. Had three rounds of interview. Just intro and basic questions as it’s an entry level position. No previous industry experience required. Just confidence and communication.

After applying for the position I was contacted by a recruiter to set up a phone interview. After that she passed me along to an interview with the branch manger. After saying I would receive follow up about a decision I heard nothing. This was 4 weeks ago, which is completely unprofessional. I saw that happened to others, but that was further back. Surely they’ve improved since then, nope. The actual interview felt like a joke. I was seriously asked to sell a pen, I didn’t know that was a question people legit asked in 2019. It basically felt like the manager googled interview questions and just read off a list. In what professional interview do you ask about punctuality and work ethic? This is not a warehouse job, typically if the correct questions are asked by a good interviewer those things will be apparent. I’m glad they didn’t offer me a job, it saved me the time turning it down. The pay sucked and the only reason the spot was open because an employee of 7 years left, so for sure no growth opportunities.