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No Offer – Interviewed in Toronto, ON – Reviewed May 08, 2013 New
Interview Details I have gone through the phone screening. Basically I was asked about my current position and what's my day looks like, how much I am currently making and what would be my expected salary. Then he asked me that this position involves numbers and math in a great deal. He then gave me 3 simple math questions which I got them all. The next day I got a call from him for an assessment test which will be an hour and half long test. The test is next week. Did anybody go through that test? Any tips will be really appreciated.
Interview Question – Asking about my current salary on the first interview was unexpected. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 27, 2013
Interview Details 3 stage interview=common question, career or job?
Interview Question – what is your skill ?how can you bring benefits to the company Answer Question
Negotiation Details – cannot negotiate
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Victoria, BC – Reviewed Apr 18, 2013
Interview Details I did not apply for the position in the first place, I was recommended by my co-op coordinator about this job because I was struggling finding a co-op. So I went to the interview, it was a 2.5 hours group interview and you get to have a 10 minutes one on one interview in between. Don't be the first one to go into the one on one interview, because through talking to the other enterprise employees at the group interview, you will know more about the company and how to answer question in the one on one interview.
Interview Question – Nothing too difficult, they ask a lot of questions about customer service and sales, which is what the job is all about. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – There's no negotiation at all
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 18, 2013
Interview Details Started off with a phone interview, then we were called into do a casual group interview. It was very laid-back with refreshments and a round table talk getting to know candidates and enterprise employees. I then got called for another interview with the hiring manager at the head office.
Interview Question – Sell me this pen. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Apr 15, 2013
Interview Details
Quick 5 min phone interview
2.5 hour group interview
8 minute one on one interview with manager
All if these are quite straightforward, but make sure your on top of your game all the time. Focus on transferable skills and your experiences.
Interview Question – Is the customer always right? View Answer
No Offer – Reviewed Apr 04, 2013
Interview Details Applied online got a call the next day which was a quick getting to know phone call which prompted a face to face interview the next day with a hiring manager. Face to face interview wanted to know how much experience you've had in sales and customer service and if you have ever excelled in it. They also ask what kind of leader you are and if you are willing to work 60 hrs a week. Interview went well but never received a second interview.
Interview Question – How successful we're you in a sales position? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Langley, BC – Reviewed Mar 30, 2013
Interview Details 3 interviews asking basic questions
Interview Question – All pretty basic Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Nov 2009 – Reviewed Feb 13, 2013
Interview Details I submitted my resume at a job fair. The HR manager was there and conversation was casual. She called me the next day. A college or university degree is a must.
Interview Question – Conversation was casual, nothing difficult or unexpected Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Not really much negotiation - I asked for $35K, she said they usually pay $28K and then offered $30K max.
No Offer – Reviewed Jan 15, 2013
Interview Details
Phone Interview
1:1 Interview with Hiring Manager
1:1 Interview with Area Manager
I made sure that I exceeded their minimal requirements and qualifications before applying but I still wasn't chosen (no idea why). But it's ok because I already had two offers lined up anyway even before my last interview with Enterprise (I was just looking at all the different job options at the time), so I was not extremely bummed out.
Interview Question – Not many difficult questions, just the usual ones you would expect to get at any other interview. Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Vancouver, BC Mar 2012 – Reviewed Dec 11, 2012
Interview Details I applied online through ERAC career website, and then got contact by e-mail. Had some emails back and forth to adjust the time for phone interview. Then I Had a phone interview with the local manager in few days. He sounded very kind and polite. He asked me some behavioral questions and then some about previous work experience.
Interview Question – Mostly behavioral questions and some questions about previous work experience. Answer Question
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