I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Prospect Education (Reno, NV) in Jun 2011
Interview
The process begins by getting past an automated system that matches key words with job skills. Once past this, an email is sent to you to compete and electronic assessment. This assessment is very detailed and marginalizes your responses to pre-set success factors. In my case, because I was not a local candidate, I completed two telephone interviews and then was scheduled for a video interview before being flown into Reno for a face to face interview.
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Question 1
Many situational interview questions in a group setting. If you want to work here, you need to be very quick and clean in your responses as to how you might handle a scenario or situation.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Prospect Education (Reno, NV) in Jun 2011
Interview
I went through 1 phone interview with HR, 1 phone interview with hiring manager, and another on-the-spot interview with hiring manager and team member. The final interview was about an hour long and involved detailed description of job duties. No pressure, just relaxed talk.
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What in your previous experience qualifies you for this position?
I applied online. The process took 1+ week. I interviewed at Prospect Education (Reno, NV) in Feb 2010
Interview
After submitting an online application, I received 2 emails regarding an online assessment they wanted me to take. One of the emails was an automated one, the other was from an actual person in HR. I took the online assessment and soon thereafter, received an email that a recruiter would be contacting me. The recruiter and I played phone tag a couple of times. When we connected, he interviewed me (over the phone) and had the usual questions ("Where do you see yourself in 5 to 7 years", etc.) He was entering things into the computer as we talked. He asked me to repeat some things so that he could type it in. Before the interview ended, he gave me an opportunity to add anything else I wanted the decision makers to know. He told me he would forward my file on and it would be a few days before I heard anything. A week later, I received an email letting me know they had other applicants that were better suited for the position. I thought they were always respectful and kept me informed during the process, which is sadly, so rare with employers these days. They were wise not to choose me. I would have accepted if they offered the job because I need income, but it really wasn't a good fit.
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Question 1
You haven't stayed very long at your jobs. Why is that?