Signant Health Project Assistant interview questions

The process began with a simple phone screen with a member of HR. We then set up a time for an interview on site. Two weeks later I had an in person interview. This lasted approximately 2.5 hours and I met with 4 different members of the staff: one Associate Project Manager, 2 Project Managers and a Senior HR Generalist. You may also interview with a member of their Client Services if they are available. You will spend 30 mins with each person one-on-one. The questions were very relaxed and it felt entirely more like a conversation. Obviously be prepared to answer situational questions and talk about the previous experiences on your resume, as most of the interviewers read directly from my resume in front of me. At the end of interviewing with their team, you will complete a 30 minute assessment to test you skills with Excel, Word, and email. This was very introductory and showed an aspect of the work you will be completing in this role.

Pretty standard interview. Asked really typical questions. Started on time, which was nice. The office was a bit dingy, though. It looked like it was stuck in the 60's, and it was so small. When I arrived, I sat on a sofa at reception, and I may as well have been sat on the front desk it was so cramped. There were two interviewers, both of whom were Team Leaders. One of them told me she was actively looking for other jobs because she was bored, which was a bit strange. Questions were all hypothetical, like how I would handle myself in different situations. It lasted for about 45 minutes. Not awful. I don't know if I have an offer yet, so I've selected No.