Domande di colloquio presso Seventh Point

I heard about the position through friends working at the company. I submitted my resume and received a phone call within a few days and an interview was scheduled within a week. I arrived for my interview before business hours and met with the president and another marketing manager. They were very friendly and excited about the company. I was nervous about the interview, but I was quickly put at ease. I had already sent in writing samples and a resume, but had no idea what the feedback would be. My initial impression of the building was that is was beautiful and the standards at the company would be at least equal to that of the facility, and I was pleased that both men in the interview were happy with my samples. They explained the requirements of the position as well as their hopes for future career development and if that was something I would be open to. The president, Chris Calcagno, asked me about past work and volunteer experience and how I thought those experiences would translate at Seventh Point. He gave a brief overview of the company and the direction they were heading, the offer of payment and hours and asked if I was ready to start that next Monday.

I heard about the opportunity through a friend at my previous company who knew that I was unhappy and what I was truly looking for in a career. She had seen a post from her friend's linkedIn page and sent me the information asking if I wanted to apply. She wrote a referral email with my resume and references attached, and CC'ed me on it to put me and the hiring manager in touch. After they reviewed my resume and determined I was a strong match, I was asked for an initial meet and greet interview to confirm their friend's recommendations. After meeting requirements, a formal interview with that person and VP was setup to discuss the job at hand and my background. Then I was asked for a third interview that would include the President this time. An offer was made a week later, but it was not at a time they were able to offer what I wanted, and other job responsibilities that I was trying to break free from at my then current job. I had denied, and told them to let me know if another opportunity came along in the future. A few months later they reached out to me again. We discussed the job at hand, and it had evolved into what I was hoping and the opportunity for full time with a desirable salary was ready to be offered. We did a final interview confirming the opportunity and the process into full hire as I was working at a couple different places then. They were extremely flexible, allowing me to finish what I had began elsewhere while coming on board with them. I appreciated them to let me keep my good reputation with previous employers while giving me an opportunity to train and see if I enjoyed this new job before coming on full time a couple months later. Best decision I've ever made.