I applied in-person. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Foundever (Luxor, Qena Governorate) in Sep 2021
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Example: “My name is Ebony, and I have 10 years of experience working in public relations. I have worked with more than 20 destination marketing organizations to increase tourism at their destinations, resulting in 40% more business at certain locations.”
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4. Understand the culture
Consider researching the company before an interview or meeting to understand their culture. Before an introduction with a computer programming company, for example, review their website or social media pages to see what the culture is like. If the company seems more casual, it may be appropriate to include humor in your introduction. For a more formal position or meeting with a potential client, keeping a more professional demeanor could make you more likely to be hired or gain the client’s business.
Example: “Hi, my name’s Yuri, and I’m looking forward to working with you on the construction of the new building.”
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Foundever (Belgrade, Central Serbia)
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I’ve applied through a referral. The initial contact was a phone call where they asked to me introduce myself in English. They’ve organized an interview after that and I was invited. After that was a test task to respond to a few emails for customers.
Once you apply and your resume meets the requirements, then they give you an invitation. Most time, they might change the resumption date. Once they have a company to service, then they book you for training. If you are able to get through training, then you start the shift.
I applied online. I interviewed at Foundever (Indianapolis, IN) in Mar 2026
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Posting this for awareness and to see if this is typical of the company. I took the time to complete all the pre-interview assessments, etc. I have been stood up twice for a phone interview. After hearing back to schedule and interview initially, I did so. I waited the entire time for the scheduled interview and this time I did get an e-mail two minutes before the interview would have ended letting me know that the itnerviewer was experiencing internet issues. As advised, I rescheduled.
Fast forward to the rescheduled interview. An hour before it, I received an e-mail regarding a test of my internet speed. Completed quickly, test passed and e-mailed right back. It is now an hour after the interview was scheduled to begin, as of yet, I have received no call, no text, or e-mail yet regarding why the interviewer was a no-show.
I truly think my skills and experience would be a great match with the company but if this is how my time is valued, I will look elsewhere. Apologies for the long review but definitely wanted to make job seekers aware.