I applied online. I interviewed at WABASH (Kansas City, KS)
Interview
The staff was very pleasant and interested in me joining the team at the Kansas City location. I interviewed with two production supervisors and also the operation manager. I was taking on a tour and shown the facility which I thought was quite a clean environment. I was offered the position and was sent to take the drug screen. I must mention the radiant young lady at the front desk welcomes you as if your family and that is always a great sign.
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 2 days. I interviewed at WABASH (Lafayette, IN) in Oct 2016
Interview
Short hiring process, a skills test and they discussed what I would encounter at the facility. I went in through a staffing agency, the waiting list is 6+ months, it is based on need for how many contract and how many full time employees they have. The benefits were okay, gain one point back every 25 work days.
I applied through a staffing agency. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at WABASH (Lafayette, IN) in Jul 2014
Interview
They mainly hire through a temporary agency called Employment Plus. If Wabash is in a hiring phase and you have a file with EP you will likely get called in for an interview and application process. An on-site drug screening is performed post-interview. Convenient if you do not like driving around town trying to find a screening center you have never been to before and want to get it over with right after you accept the position. As far as the interview process its a fast session of very basic questions. I'd say they would accept anyone that is clearly dependable and has no seriously questionable work history of things like disciplinary action. I had taken time off work for school for 6 months and they still accepted me. They ask you what you would like to make per hour but it will be the same amount as a temporary employee no matter what you say. I'd imagine they may not offer you the position if you ask for some kind of absurd amount. Other than that I do not see why they would bother asking. As long as you do not indicate that factory work would be particularly hard for you, you are most likely going to be offered the position. I actually indicated that I would require some accommodation for being diabetic and was still offered the position. However I will say I did not receive any accommodation for being diabetic sadly.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Nothing I hadn't heard before, no particular question was unexpected or strange. Probably about as standard as it can get for a general laborer position interview.
