Fragen im Vorstellungsgespräch bei G4S

quick and easy, they tell you in advance to bring documents ready so that it quickens the hiring process. You then get called in a week later for training which is a very long day especially in the summer time.

The interview was fine, they were very nice it lasted 30 minutes and then i heard back the following day WHERE THEY OFFERED ME THE JOB, the questions were very easy-the usual really.

Recruiter contact and went through the hiring process. Awesome company, great benefits, and place to work. Background check required due to the industry the company is in. WFH position after training in office.

Face to face interview, many other people there interviewing as was a big hiring time. Interviewee was very helpful when I didn't know how to answer questions. Heard back within an hour

2 Interviews total. Question based off experience and education. Scenario questions was also thrown in, along with reasoning of wanting the job. Easy interview overall. Also depends on clients and their needs at the moment.

Easy phone call interview and then went for training and drug test in Birmingham. They pay for your stay in a hotel while you complete and 5 day training course. You take your firearms exam the final day. At least that’s how it happened for me. I was hired by a man in Biloxi and I live in Alabama. My training was in Birmingham. I drove to Birmingham on a Sunday and I came home that Friday. They do not cover food expense but I was reimbursed for the gas/mileage after I returned and was hired by the company.

The interview was quick, from start to finish the interview was efficient and had different waiting areas to reduce congestion. No questions were meant to trip you up. Positive experience

Informative and hospitable. Friendly people who seem to pass on the reality of the job. The company is looking for stable people looking for good work conditions. The pay is fair.

Pretty basic. Applied on Indeed, got a call the next day and an interview via zoom a few days later. Had to take a Word and Excel proficiency test at the end of the questioning

Simple interview process conducted by the HR representative. Mine was conducted over the phone, very straight forward with no trick questions. By the end of the interview they were willing to offer the position.