I applied online. I interviewed at Avon (Phoenix, AZ)
Interview
It was a very intense interview process. The one thing I would do differently is ask the candidate where they want to work, not vague questions on the type of people they like to deal with
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What type of person do you prefer to work with? Rural or City?
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 months. I interviewed at Avon in Oct 2013
Interview
Lengthy and extensive. After submitting my application which was also recommended from two current district managers I had two phone interviews and I was required to do three ride-alongs with other district managers before my face-to-face interview. I understand Avon wants well qualified employees who will make a good fit but the role of the district managers is ever revolving as well as the employee structure consistenly changing.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
How would you handle the same situation with respresentatives who have different personalities?
I applied online. I interviewed at Avon in Jan 2015
Interview
This is a company that touts itself as "for" women but everything about their interviewing process is exploitive and is designed to manipulate candidates into working for Avon, prior to hire, for free. I was strung along for four months before being told that the position that I applied for had been "cancelled" and did not need to be filled.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The process involved a HR 1.5 hour interview, a .5 hour interview with a Division Manager, a full day work-with with a District Manager (which involved a 300 mile round trip drive with no reimbursement) and a .5 hour interview with a Regional Sales Manager. Questions varied but were mostly situational. With the exception of the District Manager, all of the interview were via phone or Skype.