Ferrandino & Son Interview Questions
& Process

I went for an in person walk around after being offered the job, which was scheduled to be a half hour. I dressed up, did makeup, and got there ten minutes early. The walkaround was great, I enjoyed speaking to everyone and seeing the company. I asked questions and everyone seemed to really appreciate me being there. After about 40 minutes, I was asked what I thought. I responded enthusiastically about the position and said I'd reach out that night with a response, and that I really enjoyed it. Everyone told me that was perfectly fine and great and they looked forward to it. I messaged my temp agency a few hours later saying I was ready to accept the position and was promptly informed they moved forward with someone else due to my taking too long to decide. I was upset as I was ten minutes from putting in my two weeks notice, but I will take this as a blessing in disguise. The office was lovely, and everyone was super friendly and nice, but I would have preferred to have been told waiting was not an option as I now wasted my morning before work and showed up late.

I first went to their website and then emailed them my resume and cover letter. I heard back in about 2 days and scheduled an interview via email. I then interviewed with three different members of the operation staff one-on-one over the course of an hour. They all asked pretty standard interview questions like my greatest strength and weakness, and also asked about my customer service experience. They also explained a lot about their operations and how it works.

It wasn't too difficult. They wanted to know what I knew about the company from my research, so you should definitely study up on that. They also asked about my relevant experience, where I see myself in 5 years, and how I handled a tough customer service situation. It was pretty straightforward.

They don't like 1099 because it encourages free thought, they give you the option of 1099 to bait you, if you take it the interview is immediately over. If you want to work here, you have to go W2. Don't say 1099 or they bail.