
Rubber-Cal Interview Questions
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and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Rubber-Cal.
Data Entry Clerk
The interview kicked off on Zoom and wrapped up in under ten minutes. There were about nine questions in total. This was the initial stage of the job interview process and my very first proper job interview.
- Can you tell me about your background, education, and work history?
- What skills and qualities do you think are important for a data entry clerk?
- Do you have an example of using software like Microsoft Excel in school?
Customer Service Representative
Lots of people of different ages showed up for the interview. We had to fill out a questionnaire that had a self-assessment and a math test. It didn't seem like they were picky about who they hired.
- What makes you a suitable candidate for this role?
Data Entry Clerk
So I arrived and first had to fill out a job application, even though I'd already applied on Indeed. A lot of the questions were about my life experiences and if I'm good at following directions, plus some math questions like 'what's 1/8 of an inch?'. While I was filling it out, I could hear what sounded like the CEO yelling at someone for about 10 minutes straight. After that, they took me into a room for an Excel test and to chat about my past experience. They offered me a second interview, but honestly, after hearing the CEO, I declined.
- Can you tell me about your past experiences?
- Are you skilled at following instructions?
- Could you solve this measurement problem: what is 1/8 of an inch?
Digital Marketing Administrator
I decided to withdraw from the interview process after learning that, in addition to providing a physical copy of my resume, I would also need to bring a transcript and complete a lengthy physical application form. This requirement, coupled with the expectation of spending at least an hour on the application, suggested to me that the company may not have a streamlined and efficient hiring process in place. From my perspective, a well-structured hiring procedure should involve thorough pre-interview preparation, including reviewing online applications and verifying credentials with previous institutions or employers, before conducting interviews. The perceived lack of organization and efficiency in this instance led me to conclude that proceeding further would not be the best use of my time.
- Was a transcript required to be brought in?
Rubber-Cal Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Rubber-Cal interview reports.
“In Excel, can you arrange a column in descending order?”
Read reports →“Could you solve this measurement problem: what is 1/8 of an inch?”
Read reports →“In Excel, can you filter the data?”
Read reports →“In Excel, can you apply conditional formatting?”
Read reports →“Was a transcript required to be brought in?”
Read report →“Do you play video games?”
Read report →“What skills and qualities do you think are important for a data entry clerk?”
Read report →“What Microsoft Excel functions do you know?”
Read report →“What do you like to do in your free time?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 16 Rubber-Cal interview reports.