J'ai postulé via un établissement d'enseignement supérieur ou universitaire. Le processus a pris 4 semaines. J'ai passé un entretien chez GE
Entretien
I applied through university recruiting. I spoke with them at a career fair and got a phone called late that night requesting an interview. The interview was very comfortable and laid back. Mostly behavioral questions, nothing surprising or majorly difficult. What they look for primarily is enthusiasm and passion for the job at hand. They want to see why you really want it and what your motivators are. They are genuinely interested and want you to demonstrate your work ethic and desire to grow. At the end they told me regardless of what happens to stay passionate about what I want and what I'm qualified for. This was my first interview of my college career, so to say the least I could have done better. My lack of interest in sales at the time was evident and the advice that they gave me post interview was beneficial.
Each round of interviews is more professional, and the leaders are more serious and responsible. There are many market professional questions asked, and examples are given to illustrate the questions
Questions d'entretien [1]
Question 1
Problems encountered in the market, how to solve them, ideas for dealing with unfamiliar markets, etc.
It was ok. Culture didn't seem exciting. The interview was standard. Easy questions, and the responses weren't challenged as I expected them to be. I believe they were intimated by my ambitious attitude which lead them to be guarded.
Basic questions not in depth at all. Looking to see if you are a good fit for them and they are a good fit for you. Basic sales job that comes with basic pay