El proceso duró 1 día. Acudí a una entrevista en Sysco (Miami, FL) en jul 2009
Entrevista
Sysco South Florida called me early on a Thursday morning. The Recruiter advised me that he wanted to move quickly with my interview process, and wanted to know if I was available the next day, Friday. He called as scheduled on Friday and went over the exact application that I had filled out via the Sysco website. Some questions were based on my previous job history, how did I find out about Sysco, and the general job description/requirements for the job.
The Recruiter advised that I would hear back from them within two to 15 days - that they move very fast, and I would most likely get a call from the DSM and discuss more about the position via a cup of coffee in my area of residence.
It has almost been one month, and did not hear back from them. No phone call, no e-mail, no letter.
I am turned off by the lack of communication on Sysco's part. I have been in the purchasing position in F&B here in my area, and would think that a simple follow up on there part would have left a positive taste in my mouth. They spent their time (and mine), why not advise me the outcome? Sorry Sysco - thumbs down on my part.
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Entrevista
It went well. Nice people. They were interested in my interest in food sales and my desire to work hard. I met with three different people. They seem to want to build a strong team.
The interview process was very long and fairly disorganized. First, there is a phone interview, then I was invited to a hotel for in-person interviews. After a few weeks, I was asked to come to the ofiices for another interview.
I was interviewed by 3 different people in a round robin process. Each interview was private and then I would move on the next person for the interview. All interviewers were polite and nice.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
Tell me about a time when you had to overcome a challenge.