I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Cardinal Health
Interview
Contacted by the recruiter and discussed the job requirements. I was forwarded on to speak with the director, a peer interview, and the VP. All interviews took place over the phone and were 30 minutes.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
One challenge that I have overcome at work and how I overcame that challenge.
I applied online. I interviewed at Cardinal Health (Taguig) in Oct 2020
Interview
Applied through LinkedIn. Recruitment and interview process was very deliberate in the sense that it was evident that they were not looking to recruit just to fill a position. The fact that the job was open for a few months with 100-200 applicants per month, before it got filled by me would be telling of the previous statement.
The recruiter made very sure I was kept in the loop and informed which phase of the recruitment process I was in. She also made sure to communicate to me at the soonest whenever there was progress with the recruitment process.
The interviews, I could divide into three stages -- the first being the interview with the senior recruiter with the intent to get a flavor of whether you are someone that might be able to fill the position, which generally consists of broad questions about your career and skillsets. The second was more of a behavioral interview + a couple of technical questions with the role's immediate supervisor. The third and last was a very technical and situational interview with the director for the department I was applying for.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
1. KYC questions like - tell me about your previous role, what certifications/experience do you have that are relevant to the position you're applying for, etc.
2. Behavioral questions which begin with "tell me about a time", "suppose... what would you do if..."
3. Technical questions about the role
Not organized. Interview did not feel relevant to the position applied to. It felt like position had already been filled and management was simply going through the process to ensure due diligence. No pertinent feedback when asked.