J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 2 semaines. J'ai passé un entretien chez ComPsych (Chicago, IL) en août 2018
Entretien
I was first contacted by a recruiter and we had a phone interview. We went over my background and then about the position and company. He was great to speak with and was super friendly. The following week after the phone interview, I went in for an in-person interview with the manager and he was very rude. He seemed disinterested the whole time during the interview and would make snarky comments, and at the end of it he was essentially just belittling me.
It was a quick and seamless interview, I talked with a recruiter about my qualifications and then went into what my personality is like. It was an easy and stress-free interview
J'ai postulé en ligne. J'ai passé un entretien chez ComPsych (Chicago, IL)
Entretien
I was very cautious of this company because of reviews on Glassdoor. I thought I'd give it a chance anyway. I scheduled to have a phone interview with HR that took about 15 min. I was asked the usual interview questions (experience, your hardest problem and how did you solve it, daily activities, etc.) Then we scheduled an in person meeting. On the day of the meeting with HR, I was given a test packet to complete. It had math and other problem solving questions and I had to complete as much as I could within the time limit. After the test I met with who would be my supervisor and another employee within the team.
Everyone I met seemed nice and laid back at first meeting. HR was very accommodating, though I got the sense my potential supervisor and other team members were that happy to be there. It also didn't help that on my way up the elevator going to meet HR, I overhead a conversation with a few ComPsych employees complaining about management and how employees are spread too thin with the workload.
I did get an offer, but it seemed they were desperate for someone to fill the position right away. I turned it down. Its too bad because the location is great, but with everything I had seen, it wasn't enough to risk changing jobs.
