I applied online. The process took 6 days. I interviewed at CVS Health (Indianapolis, IN) in Jun 2024
Interview
I was asked to tell them about myself. Then they told about the position and asked about a dozen behavioral questions. Then they answered my questions and explained the hiring process and said I would hear back in a few days if I was chosen.
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My interview was Monday and I’m waiting to see if I receive an offer. It’s been 3 days since my interview.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at CVS Health (Sacramento, CA) in May 2024
Interview
Initial interview by the recruiter, hiring manager interview, and team member interview. Received an offer. The entire process took less than 2 weeks. Amazing experience. From the initial recruiter to the end, everyone was extremely professional and accommodating.
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Question 1
What are some key factors to becoming a successful Account Manager?
I applied online. I interviewed at CVS Health in Mar 2024
Interview
So I applied for AM role and was told the role is on hold and that I will be contacted by the new HR rep as the present one was leaving whom was actually very nice to work with. So two weeks passed I followed up and still didn’t get a definitive answer if it’s on hold indefinitely as the other HR rep will reach out. As a candidate I think doing your due diligence as to reaching out every two weeks is not a bad thing. I got a call from the new HR rep at 8:30pm est to tell me that the role is no longer available and that I was reaching by out asking for an update a few times and that the assistant is just that and can’t help me. Her attitude was upset bc I reached out twice and the assistant forwarded her the email. Note, if the assistant forwarded you my email the first time you should have at least responded. I only had that assistant info as she was on the previous email so I wouldn’t know to contact the new rep which I was told since a month she will reach out. I find it so unprofessional to get a call at that time and then made it seem as if reaching out was a negative thing. My application still says under consideration so if it is no longer available I guess they should update it on their end? But the nerve. After waiting over two months and doing your due diligence in a timely manner. The job market is tough so it would be great if HR and those who need to communicate positive or negative news to candidates have some professionalism and understanding.