The process was fast. Met with the next people very fast. You interview with about 4 people, including the CEO. They reviewed a little bit about training on the type of training on the job. They didn't really fully explain how the patient load would be or how the hours would work.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
My level of knowledge about hormone replacement therapy.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Thrivelab (San Salvador) in Feb 2024
Interview
The First interviewer was really nice. However the second one was awful, it was like she did not want to interview me. Her reasoning for not hiring me was also unfair
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Question 1
About hobbies and compensation expectancy about the need of equipment
Really wanted to love this company, but small things bothered me during the recruiting process.
For starters, there is no name attached to any correspondence coming from the individual operating in Human Resources. Just a generic “regards” after every email as if it's a bother you’re communicating with them.
Then, you are required to take an assessment test from TestGorilla who require access to your camera and microphone so that they are able to take snapshots of you every 30 seconds for “anti-cheating” measures and choosing not to do so lowers your opportunity. I found this to be very silly, as I am no longer in grade school. I also view this method as a way for candidates to unnecessarily jump through hoops.
Unfortunately, I am unable to tell you how many interviews you will be required to complete as I did not make it past the pre-employment assessment by TestGorilla (I chose not to give them access to my camera or microphone).
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
- Pre-employment assessment presented by TestGorilla that requires access to camera and microphone. During the assessment you are asked questions like "what would you do in this scenario"