Summa Health System Interview Questions
& Process

It was a good experience, the people were very nice. I had a phone call to set up the interview, and then I had a conversation with the department. They also gave me a tour of the department.

I was contacted by a recruiter in April and asked some basic questions. They said the hiring manager would call to schedule an in-person interview, but I never heard back. After three weeks, I saw the job reposted. I emailed recruiting, and a week later, another recruiter called to set up an interview for two days later. I was told I'd get an email with directions and details but never did. On the interview day, I Googled the address and arrived early. I called the recruiter from the parking garage to confirm my location. About ten minutes later, a different recruiter called to say they were no longer interviewing for the position and had forgotten to inform me. I found the entire process unprofessional and disorganized. The job was reposted again the following week, making me feel I was lied to about its availability. Be cautious applying here; your time might be wasted.

As a Management Associate at Ninjacart, you'll dive into important business projects across different areas. You'll work closely with many business units (Operations, Supply chain, Fulfillment, Finance, Sales, Strategy) to really get what they're trying to do and what's tough for them. You'll jump into cross-functional projects, helping out and giving ideas so they go well. You'll dig into complex data to find trends, patterns, and chances to make things better. You'll make and show reports and dashboards to the big bosses, pointing out what you found and what should be done. You'll help spot business problems and come up with smart ways to fix them. You'll team up with senior leaders to put in place better ways of doing things and new business ideas. You'll help with planning and running different projects all over the company. You'll coordinate with teams to make sure project steps are hit and stuff gets done on time. You'll check out how things are done now to find slow spots and ways to improve. You'll create and use new processes to boost how much gets done and make operations smoother. You'll do research on the market and check out competitors to help make business choices. You'll keep up with what's happening in the industry, good ways of doing things, and new chances that could affect the company.

I applied online, and it was a pretty detailed application where I submitted my resume. Then I waited to hear back from the nurse recruiter. I interviewed with her, and she asked me about my preferred work locations if there were other openings, like if I was applying for a specific floor or any available position. If they wanted to move forward, they'd call me back for a second interview with the nurse manager. The whole process was pretty fast, and they got back to me quickly.