My initial interaction was with an Alorica representative at a career fair. She informed me of an upcoming open house with on-the-spot interviews.(I did apply online and completed the entire hour-plus application, but I do not know if it was even considered) The open house was for two days, but I made sure that I attended on the first day. I signed in, answered some questions on a questionnaire, then waited a few minutes to get an interview. Be sure to bring a resume because that will be the first thing that they ask for. (I was surprised to find that another candidate next to me complained about needing a resume for a telemarketing position; I thought that most people were aware that a resume would be needed for a business setting environment.) I was asked more questions during the interview. Some of the questions that were asked are: What brings me here? What did I learn at my other job that I can use to make me successful here? What is my best communication skill (name one)? As well as other questions pertaining to my resume. I also asked the interviewer some questions like: What was training like? Is there room to grow in the company? What other position are there? What did he do to make himself successful in the company?

They are not very picky! Had 2 interviews.