Phone screening calls followed by in person interview. Went in for interview, it was ok but immediately showed signs of a poor working environment. The person who interviews on their behalf is outsourced and a bit rude. The turn over rate is high and the owner apparently is not the nicest person to work for.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
Starts with unexpected IQ test of 50 questions/ 12 mins.
Why you want to work for them? Preferred working environment. Expected pay. Problem solving skills. How do you handle pressure. What do you know about the company. Have you worked for someone demanding(red flag)
Candidatei-me online. O processo levou 2 meses. Fui entrevistado pela Equity Now (New York, NY) em jul. de 2013
Entrevista
They first conducted two phone interviews, the first with an outside agency where on the spot they asked me math questions, the second with the HR person at Equity Now. After the 2 phone interviews, I then had an in-person interview where they gave me a timed skills test to take. Finally, they brought me in for a second in-person "shadow" interview, where I spent the day shadowing another Loan Processor.
Candidatei-me por meio de uma faculdade ou universidade. Fui entrevistado pela Equity Now (New York, NY) em set. de 2017
Entrevista
The recruiter called around 5:30 pm on a Monday and asked me some basic math and resume questions and was very forgetful, condescending, and incompetent. After the initial phone screening, she set up a time to call the next day and called promptly at the scheduled time. She asked irrational questions that had nothing to do with the position itself. The position is labeled as a finance internship but is actually a telemarketing role. The lady was intrusive and asked about what I made at all of my previous jobs (more than what I'd be making there). As far as I'm concerned, recruiters are no longer allowed to ask this question and she seemed to be following some outdated script. She also asked the same math question she asked on the initial phone screening to ensure that I know how to do some basic percentage question since knowing this is obviously crucial for the role of handling phone calls to attract existing and prospective clients. However, the internship has the potential of turning into a full-time role as a mortgage broker (if that's what you're into). The team is apparently all young graduates in their 20's. Save yourself the time and effort and apply elsewhere.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
What did is your GPA?
What did you earn at your last jobs? (Not supposed to ask this one, but I answered anyway)
What is 3% of 400?
What attracted you to our company?