Jack Morton Manufacturing Coordinator Interview Questions
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It was a real pleasure, the interview was comfortable, relaxed, and balanced as they asked questions and I answered and vice versa. There were only two interviewers and they were both friendly. I felt comfortable all around. It felt more like a character interview with a slight emphasis on relevant experience. I left on a positive note.

I applied through their website and got an email about a week later for a phone interview. It was super quick, like maybe 2-3 minutes, and the person was really rushed. I followed up right after, but then didn't hear back for about 3-4 weeks. Then they reached out for a formal in-person interview. I met with 6 different people in a group setting and it lasted about an hour. After the interview I followed up a bunch and never heard anything back. The least they could do was tell me I didn't get the job...

It was a great experience! The interview was pretty laid-back with the person I spoke with. They didn't ask questions that could be answered with a simple yes or no. Mostly, they wanted to understand my personality to see if I'd be a good fit for the company. Be ready to talk about yourself and your approach to teamwork!