NBCUniversal Page Program LA interview questions

The final interview process was about a 3 hour session with a group of 10 people. First they have you answer general questions about yourself in front of the whole group- you are all asked the same question. Second is a prepared speech you each come with. Next is individual interviews with one of the recruiters. Finally was a group project/presentation where they split us up and observed our team working skills and ability to think on the spot. When I met some current pages while waiting for my interview, they were incredibly professional and well trained in how to interact and answer questions with proper etiquette. I believe that discipline is a quality they look for- I feel I may have been too laid back in my interview and that was why I did not get an offer.

It's definitely a long process, but it prepares you so well for any future interviews. I applied November 1, heard back that I got a video interview in mid-December. The video interview shows you a question for 15 seconds and then you have one minute to respond. Personally I thought it was the hardest part of the interview process. Just after Christmas, I got an email that I had been selected for the Panel interview. That stage consists of a panel interview, an individual interview, a speech/presentation, and a group activity. It's definitely nerve-wracking, but I found it really fun. 2 days before your interview they send you the topic that you'll give a 2-minute presentation on; I loved that aspect, but I'm one of those weird people who love public speaking. I heard back that I had been selected the Monday after their last round of interviews in the late afternoon.