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Marketing Intern at Southwest Airlines

No Offer – Interviewed in Dallas, TX (US) Jan 2011 – Reviewed Mar 22, 2011

Interview Details I had a phone interview in which they asked the usual fit questions, and then they flew me down to Dallas for an in-person interview. Everyone was very nice. I essentially just went through a run-down of my resume with someone from the HR Department and the manager I'd be working under. They asked a lot more personal questions than I expected, e.g. "Why didn't you choose this hobby as a career?" and "Why don't you just stay with your current job?".

When I found out I didn't get it, they cited a lack of experience in the sales aspect of this particular position and called me on the phone. They were very polite and prompt in their response.

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Marketing Intern at Southwest Airlines

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Dallas, TX (US) Apr 2009 – Reviewed Mar 02, 2010

Interview Details Phone interview and then asked to fly out to the corporate offices. Spoke to three people - one from the people department, two from the department I was to be working in; typical behavioral questions, questions about the past, and questions about the company; be enthusiastic because that is the type of person they a looking for

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