I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Sunquest Information Systems (Tucson, AZ) in Sep 2010
Interview
Very long hiring process at Sunquest:
I was relocating from another state for a management position.
Step 1 - Skills Assessment test. All employees must take this test and will be a deciding factor in moving on to the next step. Took 2-3 hours
Step 2 - Phone interview with recruiting manager. Pretty straight-forward get to know you stuff, took about 1 hour.
Step 3 - Phone interview with hiring manager: 1 hour
Step 4 - Presentation with peers and above about myself. Powerpoint delivered over phone and via video-conference. 20 minutes of presentation followed by 30 minutes of Q&A
Step 5 - On-site interview. Interviewed with 5 different people and retook the skills assessment.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Give a 20 minute presentation about you and your background, management style, etc.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Sunquest Information Systems (Tucson, AZ) in May 2012
Interview
Interview process seems to be targeted to entry level employees who don't yet have career experience. As a sr. manager, I was disappointed to find that my conversations with HR were evasive (not willing to share any information about the position and responsibilities) and manipulative (told me I was coming in for interviews when they only wanted me to take another online test.)
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Questions were standard questions....what would you do in xx situation? Explain your management or leadership style? What is the most difficult employee situation you've had to address?
The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Sunquest Information Systems in Apr 2012
Interview
Got an email saying that they would like to move to the next step in the process -- A test. This is a personality and general aptitude type test by testfirst hiring. After the test, I just get an email saying that I cannot move on to the next step. I guess it determined that I am some kind of ax murderer or something. :) I can understand using a test like this as a source of input, but IMHO, it is a bad sign when they just let the computer determine if you are not a good fit for the job. Plus this test takes 2+ hours. I had the same result at two other companies that used this same test. At least they are consistent. I guess if everyone used this test I would be unemployable. Curious if anyone know s how these questions were generally answered for someone who didn't get shot down.