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Candidate-reported interview insights

American Greetings General Intern interviews, decoded.

Explore commonly reported questions, interview rounds, difficulty, duration, and candidate experiences for the General Intern role at American Greetings.

3.5 rating Consumer Product Manufacturing

Interview overview

Difficulty

Average

Average rounds

1.8

Average duration

~44 days

Difficulty and candidate experience

Interview difficulty

easy16.7%
average50%
difficult33.3%

Candidate experience

positive83.3%
neutral16.7%

Candidate-reported interview process

Once into the second round of interviews, there was an interview with the whole team. here you met everyone you were working with and had the opportunity to ask questions as well as answer theirs about your past experiences and resume

I applied through Google and a manager called me to set up a phone interview. There was one phone screening and then a second phone interview with the rest of the team.

I was drilled with questions for the entire two hours. I prepared a lot for this interview but it felt more like an interrogation. I was really excited to get the offer but felt like there should have been a better way to interview.

Common American Greetings General Intern interview questions

A focused selection of the most detailed candidate-submitted questions.

  1. 1

    Say you're a supervisor for a team of 10 people: 3 of them go above and beyond, 4 of them do what is asked of them and 3 of them struggle to meet numbers and get the work done. How would you divide your time amongst them and why?

  2. 2

    Describe a time that you failed at being detail-oriented and how you corrected it.

  3. 3

    Specifics on your class work in Analytics?

  4. 4

    How do you feel about working on a team?

Interview question formats

Behavioral70%
Technical30%

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Interview information is based on candidate reports and may not represent the current official hiring process of American Greetings.