I applied in-person. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at Nationwide (Pittsburgh, PA) in Oct 2011
Interview
VERY thorough interview with the owner of the branch, who actually was my insurance agent- lovely man. everything from "what would you do in this situation" hypatheticals to what have you done in your past that is most similair. why do you want to do this job? what makes you stand out- lasted about an hour and a half. a few days later i met with the regional director of nationwide sales. same run through with him and the branch guy. then i ha a half hour talk with the ladies in the office- more of a chat between us learning about the place. he very purposely didnt tell me about salary or $$ even though i asked- he was very vague. then he finally did at the end of the 2nd interview an dit was like 12000 and realistic numbers on commisions to total around 25k if you sold 150 polcies a year. very difficult. he kind of offered me the job an dtold me to think about it. i declined but still remain very friendly.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
how have you ever tried to persuede someone to do something they didnt want to do?
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Nationwide (Mobile, AL)
Interview
It is really easy. The president is really easy to speak with. If you like talking college football and like Alabama football, there is agreat chance he will really like you.
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Nationwide (Mooresville, NC) in Dec 2017
Interview
Short and not professional, promised advancement and training that was not provided. Overall short and too lax. Talked very inappropriate during the interview about different issues outside of the business.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What would your friends say were your biggest faults
One phone interview followed by an in person interview. General interview questions were asked and a few scenario/sales and role play questions. Following the phone interview was the in person interview within a week or two and then an offer was made shortly after.
