Southwest Airlines Interview Questions

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines (Dallas, TX (US)).

Interview

Applied online, heard back about a month later. Was invited to a phone interview with HR. After the phone interview, a week or 2 later, I was invited to an in person interview. The interview lasted about 20 minutes, I was surrounded by teams. At the end of the interview I was thanked and was told to expect a phone call. About a week later I received the decision. Overall the interview process was simple, questions were personality based on the phone and experience based for the in person part.

Application

I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines.

Interview

Contractor role, 1st round with hiring manager went really well. 2nd with 6 PM/POs, one of them joined when the interview is about to end. 2nd round is super weird, seems like some people don't want to do this or they were forced to interview me, and the interaction was poor, I don't know what they think about my answer, is not an open dialog. From the questions they asked, I feel like the team may have their own opinion on UX, and seems like one of the PM/PO is doing the UX work, and about 3-5 months without a UX person in the team, which is fine, some companies do things this way, but it may lead to some thinking about if I'm a PM/PO can handle/decide UX work, why we need a UXer here to make UX decisions, we just need an executer? And a lot of questions is how I handle hard things, honestly to me, most of the things are not hard, you tackle problems use HCD, break into chunks. It gives me the impression they may want someone that is not as confident and comfortable as me handling jobs, but a more obedient soldier.

Interview

Good. It was not as expected but I decided to keep doing the interview as it was very hard. I would recommend to go over common questions before interviewing here. They need experience

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines.

Interview

I applied online and they review their applications from the time they're submitted. I didn't hear back for about a year and a half. They emailed me and requested a phone interview.

Interview

It was a length interview process. There was long phone interview at least an hour long unexpected (it was not scheduled) followed by in person interview. Also you had to take a writing test.

Application

I applied through college or university. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines.

Interview

A phone screening followed by an in person interview at the Dallas Headquarters. It was fairly straight forward and everyone was very friendly and helped you along with the process.

Interview

Applied through University website. Got an email giving me times to sign up for interview. Went in for a very technical 30 minute interview. Didn’t even get my rejection until months later.

Application

I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines (Los Angeles, CA (US)) in February 2020.

Interview

Interviewed with an Hr rep a Freight Agent Supervisor and a guy who started as a Freight Agent but is now in upper management. The interview was about 30 mins very laid back they ask questions but they also give you a lot of info about the job and role you will be playing

Application

I applied online. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines (Los Angeles, CA (US)) in February 2020.

Interview

Wasn't too bad all the reviews were accurate so your research on the company. What they are know for and what they stand for. The vision, value, mission, and costomer service.

Application

I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Southwest Airlines (Dallas, TX (US)) in February 2020.

Interview

The interview was straightforward. I had a phone call with the recruiter for screening. If the recruiter thinks that you are what they are looking for, they will fly you to the corporate office at no cost. The face-to-face interview was relaxed and friendly.