NORESCO Interview Questions
& Process

I had a quick chat with a recruiter over the phone, and then they got back to me pretty fast to set up an onsite interview. My onsite was about a week or so later. I met with about four different people, and each chat was around 30 minutes, then I got a tour of the place. Just a couple days after that, they let me know they'd be sending an offer my way.

It took eight weeks for me to go through the interview process. There were two in-person interviews, and then a 30-minute phone call with HR. The HR person was friendly and seemed to put me at ease, but was also very professional and direct. The interview moved faster than I expected and there weren't any surprise questions. I got a Benefits Summary after the phone interview, which would have been more useful if I had received it sooner. I wasn't impressed with how the communications were handled.

It was essentially 3 interviews over 3 months. I got quick feedback after the first one, but then had to wait a longer 3 weeks for the third interview. The questions felt more conversational than technically difficult. I talked about my past work, and I mentioned my difficult personal experience just before the pandemic, which caused a 3-year employment gap. This puts me in a unique situation where I'm finding it hard to return to work at the same salary level. I understand I might need to take a small step back to move forward again.

This was one of the easiest interview processes I've gone through. It involved two interviews. The first was a standard HR phone call to get acquainted. The second was an all-day event where I met the whole team, which felt like about 6 or 7 interviews rolled into one day. After that, I received an offer.