
Frontier 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 Frontier.
Flight Attendant
The interview process was great and pretty efficient. I'm sure this has to do with the fact that I applied for the Denver base, which they seemed to be urgently hiring for. Within a week or so I got my invite for the F2F. The interview was very organized and gave everyone a chance to say their piece, which was something I was worried about since I know a lot of candidates are invited to these events. Some of the questions were generic HR questions and some were not. All the recruiters were great and made the experience fun and light hearted to ease the tension and nerves of the candidates. I loved the interview process and it is definitely the best interview I've ever been too. I really felt like I was able to show the recruiters my values and strengths and how I can use them to improve customer satisfaction.
- Tell me about yourself and other basic HR questions.
- Can you share some unique or less common experiences relevant to this role?
Sales Representative
I went through a phone interview. The person interviewing me seemed really genuine and knew their stuff. I'm really excited about the possibility of starting. Right from the beginning, I could tell my interviewer was enthusiastic about the role, not just trying to fill a position. It feels like they have big plans to grow this department.
- What do you seek in your career path?
Business Analyst
The interview process was pretty straightforward. They asked some SQL questions, which should be no problem if you have about 2 years of experience. Beyond that, there were typical behavioral and situational questions. Honestly, don't stress too much about this part; I'd be more concerned about the 'sell to Verizon' part if anything.
- Could you write a query to find all customers subscribed to a specific internet plan?
Enterprise Account Executive
The interview process began positively; the hiring manager indicated I'd advance. However, my recruiter was laid off the day of the interview. I waited over 3 weeks for updates, only for the new recruiter to make me resend my intake questions, then ghost me for another 1.5 months. After 3 follow-ups, I gave up. The new recruiter finally contacted me asking if I wanted to re-interview with a different hiring manager due to team restructuring. I felt this was offensive, especially after being ghosted and then asked to re-interview for a verbally offered position. I believe companies should pause hiring during organizational changes. This was a terrible experience; I advise others to avoid this role due to poor communication and wasted time.
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Frontier Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Frontier interview reports.
“Can you write a Java method to calculate the sum of numbers from 1 to 100?”
Read reports →“Could you explain what DNS (domain name server) is, what its function is, and its port number?”
Read reports →“Given 9 identical-looking balls, one of which has a different weight than the others, and a scale usable twice, how would you identify the unique ball?”
Read reports →“Can you describe how the traceroute command works and what happens (UNIX or MS)?”
Read reports →“Could you write a query to find all customers subscribed to a specific internet plan?”
Read report →“Imagine you have a new phone that's all screen with no buttons, and it's turned off. If you couldn't figure out how to lower the volume, what steps would you take to learn how to do it?”
Read report →“Can you talk about TCP and UDP and what are the major differences between the two?”
Read report →“Describe a way to solve someone's problem without using empathy statements like 'I understand' or 'I know how you feel'.”
Read report →“If you were an item in the kitchen, which one would you be and why?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 248 Frontier interview reports.