Keller Williams interview questions

Pretty easy. Not much of an interview. I was just told about the company and it's up to you to decide if it's a fit for you. No need for a resume. Just sign up and get to learning how to be a successful agent.

After completing all the assessment tests, I got an impromptu call from one of the KW associates. I was asked "tell me about yourself" which was really unexpected seeing as I did not receive a preliminary email stating a date/time I would be interviewed over the phone. Nevertheless, I answered the question and then I was told to come in for a traditional interview. The process was pretty laid back. The interviewer took notes as I spoke, but he never made me feel nervous. All the questions were pretty standard, nothing strange. I do appreciate that the interviewer allowed me to ask questions before we began, that way I could tailor my answers to the specifics of the position (keep in mind, the position listed very few qualifications and KW does not have a very robust video/communications department at the moment-- so there was very little info on their website about their digital video content). By the end of the interview, I realized the job was not "for me". I have a master's in film and wanted to make more than 10$/hr at part-time. I'm sure they'd be an excellent company to work for-- everyone in the office was very kind and helpful-- but I'd like to see their video department expand where I could apply for a junior level position. I was notified that I was not selected through an email a day after my interview.