
Blommer Chocolate Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Blommer Chocolate.
Research Scientist
First, you'll have an initial chat with HR, then you'll meet with the R&D Manager. After that, the R&D Team, which includes techs and scientists, will interview you. You'll also get a plant tour around the facility. Just make sure you wear shoes that are appropriate for the plant.
- Could you share your knowledge about the manufacturing processes for chocolate and cocoa?
Customer Relations Specialist
The interview process was pretty good, the HR person was really nice. They'll ask stuff based on your resume, like why you picked your last job, so make sure you're ready for that. Also, remember to ask them questions after the interview.
- Can you tell me about your past work experience and any situations you encountered?
- Why did you decide to join your previous employer?
Accounting Clerk
They start you out with a simple math test. Then, a short chat with the HR manager and the Controller. If they vibe with you, they'll set up another interview. This one's to meet the management team you'd be working with most (customer service and purchasing managers) and the accounting crew. If everyone likes you after that, you're in! My advice: be friendly and show you're ready to work.
- Can you answer some basic accounting questions to show you know your stuff?
- Could you tell us a little about yourself?
- What would you say are your strengths?
Controller
I had a phone call with HR who was direct but nice. Then I had an onsite with the CFO which was a terrible experience. I emailed HR saying I was still sick and asked to reschedule or do a video call, but they insisted I continue. The CFO acted like a germaphobe, asking if I was on antibiotics and making rude comments about me getting him sick or touching his furniture. He went through every bullet point in my resume, acting like a know-it-all about companies and their products, even though his experience is in food/manufacturing and he didn't understand high tech. He criticized me for not having manufacturing experience, and when I pointed out that it wasn't required, he arrogantly said he was looking for reasons I'd fit. At the end, he mentioned they still have hundreds of candidates to interview, which implied they wouldn't move forward with me, instead of just saying so.
- Can you be specific about your past responsibilities? Did you handle accounts payable?
- Were you responsible for entering invoices into the system?
- Did you perform a 3-way match for invoices?
Blommer Chocolate Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Blommer Chocolate interview reports.
“Could you share your knowledge about the manufacturing processes for chocolate and cocoa?”
Read reports →“Did you perform a 3-way match for invoices?”
Read reports →“Were you responsible for entering invoices into the system?”
Read reports →“When faced with too many tasks and feeling overwhelmed, how do you handle it?”
Read reports →“Can you bring cohesiveness to the organization?”
Read report →“Can you answer some basic accounting questions to show you know your stuff?”
Read report →“How was your experience with the phone screen questions?”
Read report →“Why did you decide to join your previous employer?”
Read report →“Could you provide more details about the job itself during the interview?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 9 Blommer Chocolate interview reports.