I applied in-person. The process took 6 weeks. I interviewed at Keller Williams (Frederick, MD) in Mar 2017
Interview
I had to take a personality test before the interview process started. Once the interview process started I was never told about benefits or anything specific about the job. The first interview went through the entire personality test and I had to rate how accurate the assessment was for each question. The next meeting was a continuation of that. The next meeting was to go through every job I’ve ever had telling the starting and finishing pay, what I did, what were the highlights and low lights and what I learned from each position. The next meeting reviewed all of the previous meetings. I gave three references to call and those references were asked who they knew who also knew me to give an additional reference. It was like a pyramid scheme of references. I to spent weeks going through this process and spending about 20 hours meeting with the interviewer to then receive a hand written note in the mail that they had chosen someone else.
I applied online. I interviewed at Keller Williams in Feb 2018
Interview
Skype interview with the managing attorney who was late to the call. She said they had already selected someone to work there; but the person had failed to pass the bar exam. So, they had to look for other candidates. I was told later by email that I was not a "good fit" for the position. I took it to mean that I had too much experience and that they were looking for a new graduate so they wouldn't have to pay out as much in salary.
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Question 1
I don't remember the questions - they did stress that the onsite interview process was extensive and that a lot was involved before getting hired
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Keller Williams in Apr 2018
Interview
Very fast to respond to my application. Got asked for an interview a few days later. The interview itself lasted about 45 minutes-1 hour. The Team Leader had a list of questions to ask, but nothing overly difficult. At the end of the interview, I was asked to take a personality test as soon as possible. The personality test had a time limit, which was a little stressful. We set up a second interview to meet and go over my results. The results were not about how many questions you got correct, but how it describes your personality as an employee. I was told I would hear back the following week, but never received a response even after inquiring if a decision had been made. This was very unprofessional and not a way to run a successful business. There are also no benefits offered.