Lifeplus Interview Questions

I had an hour over the phone interview to guage my background and was the invited to an in-person interview where I needed to present a Comms plan. After I was asked a series of questions. That lasted an hour and a half. After that I waited two weeks for contact. I was eventually sent an email with a generic 'we won't be taking you any further'. No phone call, no feedback. Very rude and inconsiderate considering the amount of time taken to prepare a presentation and participate in two interviews. Avoid.

I had a Phone interview and then a face 2 face interview at their office. The Interview included a language Test In the language I applied for. The Interview lasted approx. 1.5 hours.

Overall, the interview process was very negative. I felt interrogation, as if the interviewees were trying to trip me up and catch me out (I was warned about this 30 minutes before the interview). I also felt as though my career achievements and hobbies were completely trivialised, which is not okay. I could also tell as though my CV wasn't read properly and assumptions were made regarding my career and previous roles. Was given the wrong address for the interview. Also, found out that the job wasn't offering flexible working options. All in all, a complete waste of time and I felt as though I was being picked apart.

I first communicated with an external recruiter who asked me to send voice recordings in the languages I was applying for (and English). I then completed 2 video interviews in which I met different people within the organisation, completed 2 language tasks (CS scenarios) and answer to the usual interview questions. The whole interviewing team was extremely kind and made the interview process a very nice experience.

There are 2 interview stages. The interviews are usually with a team leader or a Senior Customer Care Administrator. If you applied for a language role, they will test your language skills in English and the other language

The interview process was a very negative experience. I felt as though the people interviewing me were extremely frosty and hostile. In fact, I didn't feel as though I was being interviewed - I felt as though I was being interrogated. It was as if they were trying to catch me out and trip me up, so to speak. Also, they patronised me and undermined my experience, and that's unimpressive and disrespectful. Overall, one of the worst interview experiences I ever had. I'm glad Lifeplus turned me down, because after the interview I had no confidence or desire to work for the company. I should have been interviewed positively, not grilled like I was a criminal.

There were 2 interviews, one with the team leader and one with HR. It went very easily and they were very kind. The interview will be in Dutch and English.

Easy interview. They check your language skills. They ask the usual interview questions. It's not easy for them to hire people with European languages.So the process is easy. Why would you like to change job? Give them some information about your current job. If you go there actually first time you might be shocked because the office building looks bad. Check please first in google

Promoter erzaehlte viel über mehrwert den ich erzielen koennte kam aber sehr wie sekten aufnahme rüber . Deswegen wurde ixh sehr misstrauisch ind bin nie in den Job eingestiegen. Schneeball Und Pyramidensystem

I had an initial telephone interview, during which an internal recruiter explained a little bit more about Lifeplus to me and we also discussed my CV, previous experience, and ambitions. Then I had an informal face-to-face meet with the Line Manager to-be, just to discuss in more depth the company direction and how the role I was applying to would fit into it. Lastly, I attended a more conventional Q&A interview, for which I was expected to prepare some materials to discuss during the interview. Although the format was a little more conventional, the tone and atmosphere were relaxed (indicative of the company itself). This allowed me to relax and give an authentic impression of myself.