
The Forum Group Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 10 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at The Forum Group.
Recruiter
Got a LinkedIn message from someone at the company. She called me out of the blue, luckily I was free to chat. We talked about what kinds of jobs I'm looking for, my salary expectations, and I was asked to send my resume over. She seemed to have a specific role in mind but was kinda vague about it. Then, I got an email asking for my resume and salary expectations again, which I sent back super quick. She messed up and replied to me thinking she was forwarding the email to someone else, and in it she was complaining about me, saying 'another one looking to make more than (X amount of money)...'. Super unprofessional. If this is how they talk about candidates, I don't want to work with them. Things have changed, people know what they're worth now with sites like Glassdoor. Staffing agencies need to catch up and pay people what they deserve.
- Could you start by telling me a bit about yourself?
- What are your salary or hourly expectations?
- Would you prefer to work onsite or in a hybrid arrangement?
Account Executive
i went in for the interview process twice, first i met with my future manager and then the second interview was with CEO (frank). it was not very hard. she had me come in for 30 minutes tops and then i met with her team. the second round was with frank and it only lasted 20 minutes.
- Why are you looking to leave your current role?
- What interests you about Forum?
- How have you sourced candidates in the past?
Placement Counselor
I spoke with three managers who were very open with me. They invited me to ask questions and gave me truthful responses. While they mentioned many employees who have been successful long-term, they made it clear that success requires significant effort. They explained that the business is challenging initially, but success is achieved over time. Business development is crucial, but they provide all the necessary tools for success. I had the chance to talk with any employee to get their perspective on the firm.
- I was asked multiple times about my work ethic and my drive for success.
Software Engineer Intern
The interview process was nice, I felt welcomed. However, I didn't know anything and was rejected due to lack of experience. The market needs to give opportunities for candidates to qualify. Until then, many young people will remain unemployed in Brazil.
- What is your work experience in the job market?
The Forum Group Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from The Forum Group interview reports.
“What interests you about Forum?”
Read reports →“Could you provide the average number of placements you achieved weekly and monthly?”
Read reports →“What was your yearly billing at your previous company?”
Read reports →“Would you prefer to work onsite or in a hybrid arrangement?”
Read reports →“What was your daily volume of recruitment-related phone calls?”
Read report →“Why are you looking to leave your current role?”
Read report →“What clients do you currently have?”
Read report →“How have you sourced candidates in the past?”
Read report →“Could you start by telling me a bit about yourself?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 10 The Forum Group interview reports.