Set an appointment date, meet the interviewer on the appointment day and given time, fill out application, answer questions asked by the interviewer, Fill out tax forms, provide ID, Sight seeing around the company premises, reviewing through and discuss how the work is done on hand and introduce to the supervisors.

Waited up front , was walked back to office for interview. The sounds of warehousing pervaded the walk towards the office. The mustachioed leader of which I humbly strode behind mumbled incoherently as he hobbled towards our final destination. Desperation for any hint of staffing was fairly evident once we arrived in the office. No interest was cast toward my mention of being a suspect in a pending murder investigation. I was told that there simply wasn't any axes here , so that wouldn't be a problem. If I could allegeable murder a couple of trucks every day, I would be fine, was a joke told (poorly) more than once. Then the raping began.

My experience with the interview process was a pleasant one. I had submitted an application to the company in person and received a call a few weeks later for an interview. When I showed up for the interview, I was seen right away and the interviewer was very informative and willing to answer any questions I had. After the interview, I was told that I was given the job and would start the following Monday. All in all, the interview process couldn't have went any better for me.