I applied online. I interviewed at New Balance (Miramar, FL) in Jun 2016
Interview
The interview was pretty short and easy (keep in mind I was only working for the summer). I wore a button up shirt, black jeans, and New Balance shoes. I was hired on the spot and then waited a few days while they did the background check before starting work.
I applied online. The process took 5 months. I interviewed at New Balance (Flimby, England) in May 2017
Interview
The Interview started with a plant tour of the factory, very informative , reviewed each process stage, this was the most enjoyable part of the experience. I then was interviewed by a panel, basic explanation of company and expectations, they then led off with " talk us through your CV" , which I did , there was no questions as I went through my CV, there was the basic HR questions, The panel looked rushed for time, I commented on this so I would not run out of time, they said no, I asked a few questions and it was wrapped up quick, no travel expenses offered nor overnight expenses. I had to chase three times for an answer, I did not receive an answer from the company on the forth try they sent an email with a copy of a rejection letter which had been written on the 31st May, I was emailed it on the 8th June. I think it would be a good company to work for , just was not a good interview process for me
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at New Balance (New York, NY) in Jan 2016
Interview
Phone interview with a recruiter then on site interview with 2 DMs that lasted about 60 minutes. Asked a lot of questions about experience with situational questions. DM was very friendly and gave a great job overview but didn't really show mich personality
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Question 1
Do you have scheduling experience with an Excel document