
Unum Executive Assistant Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 5 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
Candidate interview experiences
First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Unum.
Administrative Assistant
We talked about my work experience, job duties, and family. They told me about their business start-up, their ventures, their interests, and what they expect from employees. I then interviewed with the manager to discuss my past jobs. After that, I met with the owner to go over the job duties and my previous work history. I was impressed that some of their ventures were charitable, and I want to work for a company that cares about the community.
- What did you expect from this job as an employee?
Administrative Assistant
The interview process was really shocking. The interviewers gossiped about former employees, interrogated me about my intentions of living in the UK in a way I've never experienced even at immigration, were impolite about my other languages, suggesting I might not want to mention them or that they weren't useful, asked personal questions about my family back home, said they looked forward to seeing me in the second round, and then took over three weeks to give feedback after sending a vague rejection email. The feedback wasn't actually feedback, just a similar email to the first rejection. It's not a place I'd ever consider interviewing at again.
- How would you prioritize tasks if the phone rang, the car buzzer went off, and someone needed your assistance simultaneously?
Office Assistant
It was a very easy and straightforward process. I could talk to them easily and they got straight to the point about what the job entails. I started working right away. I'd totally suggest this for students because you can get your school work done while you're on the clock.
- What makes you want to take on this role?
Unum Executive Assistant Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Unum interview reports.
“How would you prioritize tasks if the phone rang, the car buzzer went off, and someone needed your assistance simultaneously?”
Read reports →“What makes you want to take on this role?”
Read reports →“What did you expect from this job as an employee?”
Read reports →“How would you contribute to this role?”
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Across all 5 Unum interview reports.