I applied in-person. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Epitec (Southfield, MI) in Dec 2012
Interview
There is a 2-3 step interview process consisting of face to face interviews with a corporate internal recruiter, as well as at least one of the account managers. There are a lot of situational and personal experience type questions. They are looking for someone who can rise to the occasion and meet and exceed goals. Someone who is goal oriented is ideal for this position.
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There are not really any technical questions required for this position, though being computer proficient will be crucial to ones ability to pick up the day-to-day processes.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Epitec (Southfield, MI) in Mar 2018
Interview
recruited on LinkedIn, phone screening, in person interview, then offer was given a few days later. Met with two people at the interview, but did 1 on 1, not panel style so it was less intimidating. the phone interview was mostly just background information, the in person was a bit more personal.
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Are you comfortable using phones and talking to people on the phone?
In phone interview and then was called into the office for an in-person interview. They will call you most likely the day after and then go from there. They look for college graduates for entry level recruiter positions.
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Not really too bad of an interview. Will ask about your college major and why you chose it and your GPA.
Just make sure you are sales driven and you will get the job.
I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Epitec (Southfield, MI) in Mar 2014
Interview
We had an initial phone interview, then I went in for an in-person interview. One interviewer was incredibly intense. This job, as defined to me, is an aggressive sales position. I'm not interested in sales, and that was clear during the interview. A big red flag was when the employee told me they have training classes every three weeks. I'm not interested in working somewhere with high turnover. That usually means something odd is going on - whether it be hiring inept people, not training thoroughly, etc. If you're into sales, this job is perfect for you, as you'll make a base salary. If you're not into sales, you should probably look elsewhere.
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The only question asked was, "Why should we hire you?"