Great benefits, great co-workers and managers, and fair pay.
Everything is constantly changing. This isn't normal everyday corporate change. In the one year I worked there, I had eight different supervisors (counting two trainers) and sat in seven different seats. This is the norm; there was nothing special about my position.
Phone interview, the online screening, then an in-person interview with two supervisors/managers, then a drug test, then called back in to get the offer, meet with an HR rep, etc., etc., then training.
Applied online, contacted by recruiter, asked basic questions. Was extended an offer to meet at a group presentation. Walked out of the room individually to meet with different supervisors. Was supposed to be interviewed by two different supervisors,
Telephonic and an in-person interview. You have to know what you mentioned in your resume. The interview process is easy unless you do not know what you did in the past.
Phone interview, the online screening, then an in-person interview with two supervisors/managers, then a drug test, then called back in to get the offer, meet with an HR rep, etc., etc., then training.
Applied online, contacted by recruiter, asked basic questions. Was extended an offer to meet at a group presentation. Walked out of the room individually to meet with different supervisors. Was supposed to be interviewed by two different supervisors,
Telephonic and an in-person interview. You have to know what you mentioned in your resume. The interview process is easy unless you do not know what you did in the past.