
The Mark Travel Corporation Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at The Mark Travel Corporation.
Co-op Specialist
The interview process was great. I felt comfortable talking to the HR specialists and the supervisors that interviewed me. Everyone was pleasant and welcoming. I never felt uneasy or nervous during the process and all my questions or concerns were answered and clarified. I was offered the position I was most interested in out of three they interviewed me for and I am currently in my second week of training. So far it has been a smooth transition and a great experience. I'm looking forward to learning more everyday and excelling in my new position at Mark Travel. My supervisor is easy to talk to and always makes sure we touch base about my training so far. My co-workers are friendly and patient with on-boarding. I have no complaints.
- What are the things you look for in a job?
Service Specialist
The recruiter, Lindsay (Zagar) Britton, was really helpful. She made a big effort to find me a position that was a great fit. Even though one job didn't work out, she looked for other opportunities and found me the role I accepted and really like. I'm happy with how things ended up, and a lot of that is thanks to Lindsay.
- What are your long-term career aspirations over the next five years?
- What would success look like for you after your first year with the company?
Group Service Specialist
It started with an intern asking for my availability for a phone call, then I had a 45-minute call with Lindsay Zager from HR. We went through my resume and she asked some questions to clarify my responsibilities and challenges. She also asked aptitude and personality questions to see if I'd fit the Mark Travel Corporation's culture, as they want social and energetic team members. Lindsay said, "we're not looking for someone who wants to work the 8-5 and wear their headphones the whole day." A few days later, I found out they wanted an in-person interview. It took about a month and a week from submitting my resume to getting an offer. The in-person interview started with Lindsay talking about how great Mark Travel is. Then the Director of Groups and Manager of Groups interviewed me, asking for situational examples from my past work. After that, there's a personality test called Kolbe (no wrong answers) and a background check. Any planned holidays before you're hired are called Conditions On Employment, and you should be able to get them off.
- What are three things about you that we should know?
- Tell me about your responsibilities and any challenges you've faced on the job.
- How do you think you would fit into our company culture?
Human Resources Coordinator
Had a phone interview with the HR Coordinator. Then, an in person interview with Lindsay the Corporate Recruiter, who was great and made me feel at ease. It wasn't typical canned questions, more of a conversation. Didn't get the first job but Lindsay encouraged me to apply for others. Next, a phone interview with Lindsay for another position, then an interview with the director. That was also laid back and comfortable. Great company, awesome benefits, owner truly cares. An employee of 20+ years told me he'd do anything for Bill Sr. a week after I started, which confirmed it was the right decision.
- What is your motivation for seeking employment at Mark Travel?
The Mark Travel Corporation Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from The Mark Travel Corporation interview reports.
“Where is your preferred travel destination and what makes it special to you?”
Read reports →“How would you persuade a customer to buy something if they seemed uninterested?”
Read reports →“Which do you think is more critical: adhering to established rules and procedures, or questioning them?”
Read reports →“What are three things about you that we should know?”
Read reports →“Can you tell me about a marketing campaign that has impressed you the most recently?”
Read report →“What do you want to know about Trisept and our benefits?”
Read report →“Describe how you would manage a situation involving a displeased or dissatisfied customer.”
Read report →“What are your thoughts on working outside a conventional office setting?”
Read report →“What would success look like for you after your first year with the company?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 70 The Mark Travel Corporation interview reports.