Easy outgoing people. Easy to talk to. Interview was 30 minutes. Heard back within a couple day. Typical interview questions. Make sure you know about the company before hand and about their history
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Canyon View Credit Union (Salt Lake City, UT)
Interview
Pros: Heard back really fast after submitting my application.
Manager and Assistant Manager were kind and pleasant to interview with.
Cons: The interview seemed to go very well. I had complimentary experience for this role. I got along with the personality type of both managers (seemingly).
A week later, the manager informed me that I did not get the role, but they were “holding my information” for a future opportunity. And the manager seemed sincere and kind in that promise.
This same position reopened and closed a few times, as I was waiting for a phone call and keeping an eye on it.
So I can’t help but feel mislead or given false hope.
Advice: I appreciate hearing back from a manager on a hiring decision. That’s a step above a lot of companies out there.
But if you are in a role for hiring new employees, be upfront with them. If they’re not a good fit, politely tell them. And even give pointers on how they could get hired in the future. Being mislead hurts much worse than hearing the honest truth.
The hiring managers were nice, but hopefully this feedback can help them to be better in the future.
I applied online. I interviewed at Canyon View Credit Union (Holladay, UT) in Apr 2021
Interview
The interview process was pretty quick, that was the one pro to this experience. I applied, got a call the next day, did the interview the day after that and then heard back within 3 days from the interview.
I was extremely misled. I was told during the interview that I would be perfect for the job, the manager was excited to have me join the team, I had all the experience necessary, etc. However, I did not get the job. She decided to go with another candidate that had more experience than me and that is totally fine. I was more upset about how misled I was than not getting the job. Unless you know you are going to hire someone, don't tell them you are.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
It was a conversation, their weren't really any questions.