
Flagship Facility Services Interview Questions
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Flagship Facility Services.
Line Cook
The interview was pretty chill and the interviewer was easy to chat with. They'll check for basic knowledge about cooking, chopping, and how to use industrial kitchen equipment. They'll also cover the safety rules, like what you should do and definitely shouldn't do.
- Tell me about your past experience working in a kitchen.
- What's your experience level with cooking in large batches?
Ramp Operator
I applied online for Ramp Operator and got a call for an interview the same day. It was a super quick 5-minute chat, just asking basic things like telling about myself and how I found out about the job, and reviewing my resume. The longest part was the orientation, though. They gave me a folder of paperwork to fill out and made me watch an orientation video with a bunch of other new hires. This took over 3 hours because there was a quiz after each section. After all that, they told me my work schedule and my wage. I didn't get the wage I was hoping for, which was the advertised starting wage and seemed fair for the work, but instead, I got $8.75. I found out later I wasn't the only one this happened to. Honestly, the work isn't worth $8.75 because the workload has gotten four times bigger, and people quit a lot because of management issues, broken promises about raises for 8 months, broken trucks, and no communication from management.
- Can you introduce yourself?
- Tell me how you heard about this position?
Director of IT
Had a thorough background check and then a panel interview with six VPs. It was me on one side and them on the other. They were nice and asked questions from a list. The interview was scheduled for 45 min. It seems like they don't really know what they want, or at least didn't tell the staffing agency. Even though I kept my answers simple and in layman's terms, they said I was 'too technical'. They might be looking for someone non-technical to manage a small IT group, rather than a technically skilled person.
- Tell us about relevant technologies you've used.
- What is your project process?
- Answer some technical questions from this list.
Financial Analyst
It started with an informational chat with the Assistant Controller, and then a second interview with the Corporate Controller. They want to know why I want to work there and are looking for someone who is really good at Excel, specifically VLOOKUPs and Pivot Tables.
- What makes you want to work at Flagship?
- How much experience do you have using Excel?
- Tell me about your experience using VLOOKUPs in Excel.
Flagship Facility Services Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Flagship Facility Services interview reports.
“What food do you like best?”
Read reports →“Are you able to fabricate or debone salmon?”
Read reports →“How do I handle stress?”
Read reports →“What is your total years of experience in the trade?”
Read reports →“What's your experience level with cooking in large batches?”
Read report →“Tell me about your experience using VLOOKUPs in Excel.”
Read report →“Tell me about your experience using Pivot Tables in Excel.”
Read report →“How much experience do you have using Excel?”
Read report →“Would you be open to a different role?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 14 Flagship Facility Services interview reports.