H&R Block FIRST YEAR TAX PROFESSIONAL interview questions

Went great! Need tested in order to proceed which one of the learning courses cost 149.00. If you are knowledgeable, you can take another test that just tests your knowledge of taxes and skip paying the fee. Very seasonal work in the beginning.

Easy process, the interview was simple . Question were more based around ability to do customer service tasks. Would not stress about it. The interview was scheduled a month out which was odd but that was the only concern.

It was a fairly easy interview. The interviewer was nice and all but it just does not seem worth the effort and pay. You have to take and pay for classes that are 8 weeks long all for $11 an hour. She did seem a bit pushy trying to get me to enroll but I could as easily work a retail which would be more stable and less work for more money. The amount of money made at this company does not seem like it fairly compensated employees. I told her I would have to review before making a decision.

One interview process. It lasted for an hour. I had to women to ask me questions via zoom. They talked about the pay structure and how would I be great access to the company. Both explained the onboarding process and how fun it was working at HR

My interviewer was 10 minutes late to a 30 minute call. I had applied because the job description stated I needed to complete an 18 hour education requirement and when she asked if i had any experience on the call, and told her I didn't but was interested in the training described in the description, she stated it was a 71 credit hour course. So not 18, and during the call she had me navigate to their training website and gave me a "coupon code" so that I wouldn't have to pay for the course. State I would not be able to become a tax professional until I completed the course. The courses appear to be 45 hours altogether, but it felt appalling when she told me that the base pay was 11, and I could make upwards of 14 an hour. At the job I am leaving, at a supermarket, I made 13. It felt like an insult to be downgrading myself for a more mentally taxing job, with a company with a much higher profit margin. TLDR; I'm not taking a 45 hour unpaid course for a job I might not get. Good luck to HR Block.

Interview will ask about past year experience, situational details and would like to know about your personality, then need to past a test to be qualified. There is also optional test for higher position but you can do it in upcoming year for level 2.

1, the interviewer introduces himself and the position. 2, asking basic questions about the applicant, mainly past working experience. 3, asking behaviour questions related to the position. (all the tax knowledge level will be tested during their theory and software test.) In total about 25 minutes.

I just scheduled my interview, I'm looking forward to it. I will update after my interview. But as for now the process has been smooth from the time I applied online to when I was contacted to schedule an interview.

I applied on H&R Block's website and received an invitation for the interview two weeks later. I got the job offer two weeks after the interview. So the entire process was about a month. The interview was informal, and I really enjoyed the interview.

Very easy and informal interview. It was done through Video conference (Covid era). They emailed me a link for Microsoft TEAM virtual meeting. I logged in early to make sure I didnt have any technical problems or had time to resolve them if I did.