I applied online. I interviewed at Quest Diagnostics (Huntsville, AL) in Oct 2018
Interview
Applied on Indeed.com, was contacted by email to call and answer questions pertaining to why I am interested in this position. If they want to continue, you will get an email from a recruiter to set up an interview on site with Logistics manager. I went to interview and was called back for 2nd interview with same manager. In about a week the recruiter called me with an offer letter, contingent upon me passing a criminal background check, motor vehicle report check, and pass a drug screen. This all took about 1 week. I received an email stating I passed all the above and they welcomed to Quest Diagnostics as an employee. It all took from turning in resume to getting the job about 1 month. It is well worth it. Everyone is so nice. I can't wait to begin my career with such a gtlreat copany. I now call them my 2nd family! Awesome job and benefits. They really take care of you from uniform , pay, paid time off and great medical benefits including retirement with a 401K plan.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Why do you want to be a RSR for Quest Diagnostics? What makes you better than someone else?
It may take one or two interviews. There can be one or many supervisors taking part in the interview. Also, the manager can also take part in the interview process if the position is for a lead.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Quest Diagnostics (West Valley City, UT) in Feb 2019
Interview
After applying for a position as a Route Service Representative based in the West Valley City, UT office, I was first contacted by someone at the Quest Diagnostics home office to do a phone screening interview. Having successfully completed the phone screening, an in-person interview was scheduled locally with the Logistics Supervisor. Having worked as a professional driver for many years, I was confident that I could learn and be successful in the role of an RSR at Quest Diagnostics. However, I think that I was not offered this position due to the supervisor being concerned about my knowledge of local geography being relatively new to the area, which personally I don't think should have been an issue.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
How is your knowledge of the street grid system in this area?
