I got a phone call from someone in HR asking me to come in for a 30 minute interview that would include 2 numbers assessments. I also had to complete a writing test online beforehand which was pretty simple. The woman who called me was quite rude when I was trying to determine a time that was convenient for both me and the interviewer, she actually made it very difficult for me and gave me very limited options knowing that I am currently working. At the actual interview the first thing I did was complete two numbers tests which was matching sequences of numbers, ie. 13, 10, 6, 1 etc and one where they would list two sets of numbers and you would have to indicate if the numbers were the same or different. For example, 2924 2924 and 2942 2924. You would have to spot where there are differences. My complaint about this was that the woman testing me told me I had 4 minutes per test and I would be timed. I kept my phone beside me to keep time and she stopped both of my tests after 3 minutes so I didn't finish as much as I should have been able to. I didn't say anything to her because I didn't want it to ruin my chances during the interview. After 3 minutes the woman literally ran into the testing room and grabbed the papers out of my hands, it was very strange. The man who actually interviewed me was nice and the interview questions weren't very hard. They were your typical questions. I was told at the end that there is usually 2-3 interviews for this position plus an additional personality test that is completed online. After one week from the interview I got an email saying I didn't get the position. I thought the interview went really well, I just hope it wasn't because of the scores on the testing that they did that I didn't get the required amount of time for. Ps. For the writing test they give you a paragraph with information about Uline's history and you have to summarize it briefly with the main points (condense the information).

The process began with two on-site assessments, which were straightforward and not overly challenging. After that, I had an interview that felt relaxed and conversational. The interviewer was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience comfortable. Overall, the entire process was smooth, efficient, and moved along fairly quickly.