***Cut to Career Day*** KEYENCE flies you out, or in my case I was close enough to drive, to Itasca, Illinois. You give a sales presentation over a KEYENCE product. They will try to stump you. If they do, reply with "I don't know, but I'll find out after this presentation". Sales role play. I sold the more expensive tape. In the end, I didn't sell anything because I didn't want to budge from the price. I claimed that I couldn't justify lowering the price because of how much money this would save in the long term. Actual interview was a breeze. If you have a suave personality, you'll do exceedingly well here. It is just a simple interview. I personally didn't think I would get a call back because I felt that there were more qualified candidates but a week after career day I got a call that they would like to move forward with an offer. I got the offer the next day.

The interview process starts with an informational session. After that, you complete a digital interview assessment, and only those who pass move on to a traditional Zoom interview. There are definitely a lot of stages you have to pass to get to the final round.