I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Leslie Jordan Apparel Design & Mfg. Co. (Portland, OR) in Apr 2022
Interview
Be prepared for a very detailed interview process. While extensive, I very much appreciated care and interest taken in letting me know as an applicant what the job would be and allowing me to really get a feel for the the culture and environment. I came away with a very positive vibe.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What is your MO for learning in a new job, e.g. hands on trial and error, studying and reading on your own, having somebody guide and show you, or ? Please explain.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Leslie Jordan Apparel Design & Mfg. Co. (Portland, OR) in Mar 2022
Interview
The interview process begins with a representative from the HR department. It is then followed by an interview with someone in the role and the HR department. Afterwards, it is followed by an in-office meeting with the staff and the HR department.
The location was great, there is no hierarchy. You were given the option of a flexible schedule. It is a small company with big aspirations, a great team, and the owner who is very involved in the companies' goals and her employees.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How do you handle when something doesn't go right?
Followed by a request and explanation of what actions you performed in your previous workplace.
I applied online. I interviewed at Leslie Jordan Apparel Design & Mfg. Co.
Interview
Received a call after 6pm asking to answer some questions, they sent me a long email questionnaire, then an in-person interview meeting several people and taking some basic software/art tests, lasted roughly 2 hours. The next phase would have been completing another creative test for no compensation. I declined to continue, as it is mandatory to work 45 hour weeks and the salary wasn't worth the extra hours out of my life. I was then told I was not chosen in an email a few days later. Kind of a waste of time, overall, they probably should tell you hours vs salary up front.
It does seem like the people who work there enjoy their jobs and I would have liked working with them, but the hours vs salary weren't worth it for me.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Is this design better for screenprint or sublimation?