
Dayton Freight 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 Dayton Freight.
Customer Service Representative
The interview process involved one phone call, followed by an in-person meeting, and included some personality surveys. It was a fairly easy interview, and the recruiter made it simple. Just be yourself, and be willing to have a mixed schedule week by week. This thing wants 30 words, hopefully that's enough.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Operations Manager
The hiring manager was upfront that the Des Plaines location isn't ideal for career advancement, despite what the job posting suggested. He also mentioned they don't typically hire Operations Managers with a 3PL background, which seemed like he hadn't fully reviewed my resume. I'm grateful for his honesty, as I was seeking growth opportunities. Knowing this upfront would have saved me time by not applying.
- Tell me about your LTL experience and if it's recent.
Truck Driver
Great, on time, explained details regarding pto, pay, holidays, day to day operation, benefits, schedule, daily and weekly hours worked. answered all my questions. Explained the loading and unloading process, roughly how many stops per day along with how many pick ups per day. Pretty straight forward on everything that’s required and expected
- Why did you want to leave your current company?
Supervisor Trainee
There were two managers for an in-person interview, and then a Skype call with the regional manager who was way nicer. The first interview felt really cold and impersonal, with a lot of uncomfortable quiet moments. Don't be afraid to let your personality show, even though the managers seem super serious. Talk about your family, since it's a family-oriented company, but also make sure they know you're willing to relocate because there are many different terminals. You're never guaranteed to stay at one specific location.
- Can you provide an example of a challenging situation you encountered?
- Describe a time when you had to demonstrate strong family connections.
- Are you willing to relocate to different terminals?
Dayton Freight Interview Questions
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“Is this experience like army boot camp?”
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Read report →“Do you like sports?”
Read report →“And what about your siblings?”
Read report →“What is servant leadership, in your own words?”
Read report →“What is servant leadership to you?”
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