I was invited to apply by their HR on LinkedIn. Submitted the resume online, did a personality test and a few performance-based tests. No phone screening. They do a soft credit pull and background check. I did a group interview that took about an hour. I followed up to thank the manager for their time afterwards. My hold-up was the job listing itself. It was written as a fun, “day-in-the-life” style but didn’t describe the full scope of responsibilities, job tasks, or expectations. It also was listed on LinkedIn as “hybrid” but they informed me at the interview that it wasn't accurate and had to be on-site. I learned all of this at the interview, so it felt like I had to dig for the information that should be available. They sent an automated message from a no-reply email address informing me the job had been filled. It seemed avoidant and impersonal given the time you have to put in to apply.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you balance your work life? What company values do you resonate with the most? What specific experience can you bring to the team?
I was forced to submit a resume twice, then fill in fields by hand. There were more fields to fill out that Solarity has members. It was needlessly cumbersome. Watching them reject someone with more than two decades of experience in the Credit Union and Human Resources field was fairly stunning, and a powerful indictment on their process.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How many times can you fill in the same information over and over before you stop pursuing a career with us?
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Solarity Credit Union
Interview
Extensive interview process
- (2) tests that you'll take on your own
- (1) phone call screening
-(1) group interview
Questions were easy and tailed to the position you applied for so everything seemed to fly by. Process was simple and straight to the point, just have to be willing to go through the process if you want the position enough.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They did a great job of reviewing your resume fully prior to the interview so the questions were closely related to your past experiences.