The interview process with Uline was very organized. I came in as an intern, and I have also talked to new-grads who hired with them. For someone who had no experience in the corporate world, the interview process did a great job of exposing me to professionalism (in the best way). There were behavioral based questions, and get to know you questions. My interviewers were casual but it was definitely a test to see if I would maintain professionalism. Take notes, be prepared to know why you applied at Uline, and be genuinely interested in the job you're applying for. The interviewers have a good way of reading someone's character.

Very generic questions. What is your past experience? Why do you want to work here? Explain a situation where you had to use critical thinking? Overall a very easy process

Too long, many filters, decision seems to be made more into perception or favoritism or if the person is liked between decition makers intead of actual qualifications. I didn't felt comfortable at any stage of the process with any of the interviewers.