US Postal Service interview questions

Lengthy process. Got apply online, take a proctored assessment, and get on the list. Once the list is determined, based on your scores, you will/will not be called in for the interview. If interviewed, and chosen, you go to a near by distribution center for orientation, training (general, specific, and/or driving.

I applied for 2 seperate PSE positions and the process was as follows: 06/11 - Applied to PSE Processing Clerk in PA - Took the postal exam 473 within a week - Had the interview three weeks later, there were about 40 people there. There were three different people interviewing about 3 people at a time (it was a group like interview). - The interviews basically went in the order of who arrived first. There weren't to many questions either. They were just asking if you can be flexible and work overnight and weekend shifts and if you have experience working in a factory like envionment. - I was there from about 9 am -10:30 am and I was one of the ones to get called first for an interview - I was on the hiring list for this job but never actually got hired (I think there were a couple of veterans who got the point preference and were hired first) - Most people were dressed laid back and casual - jeans and sneakers applied online for the PSE position on 8/6 then was required to take the Postal Exam. After logging back into the Application portal I noticed within a few weeks I was placed on the hiring list. I finally recieved a call on 10/26 for an interview 08/12 - Applied to PSE Clerk in PA (different city) -Took the postal exam again within a week - I was called for an interview 2 months later (the end of October) - This interview was very different, it was one on one, and there weren't really any interview questions. They just told me what the pay was and wanted to make sure I was 1) Flexible and 2) Willing & able to work weekends and holidays. - Since I have previous USPS experience they just reaffirmed what machines I've been on in the past and which ones i'll probably be on this time. They also had me sign a bunch of forms including a release for drug testing and background check. (Drug testing and background check usually means your getting hired which I think I am) :)