It was really good. I spent about 30 minutes with them, all happened on teams and I really enjoyed it. Just be prepared and know about the company you are working with
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Flexsteel in Jan 2023
Interview
Panel consisted of 3 people, very straight forward. Would be on site 3 days a week. Asked about details on job duties. Explained they use both SAP and AS400 for two sides of the business. To be honest - this could of all been done on a Zoom or Teams call.
I applied online. The process took 8 weeks. I interviewed at Flexsteel (Houston, TX) in July 2021
Interview
As explained in initial phone screen : 6 separate, short-length, video interviews with people of varying organizational level and relation to the role. It was a lot to coordinate.
Not many pointed questions about the role but instead redundant explanation of experience/intentions and high-level explanation of role and company from each interview. Not a cohesive process.
Clearly there are some nice, down-to-earth and hard-working people at FlexSteel. The discovery process was fairly one-sided however. Each interviewer got 30 minutes to probe me but offered little in regards to selling the company as a great place to work. I don't know how any candidate could possibly make an informed decision to work here with such little information about Flexsteel, the work culture, benefits, perks, etc. I gathered that the place was all business.
Flexsteel used a recruiting agency which was incredibly disjointed- added confusion and mixed messages frequently.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
-Some hypothetical marketing/ business development question about how I would approach looking for new opportunities.
-How good are your Excel skills. But no really, how good?
-Are you okay to work after hours if presented with questions from Sales team late on a Friday?