This was a very disorganized hiring process. I apply online to multiple locations and positions and even sign up for walk in hiring events. So I attend one event at a store but it the event was not for the store-it was for the DC. So I was referred anyway to someone on the floor in a lead role. She told me what positions the store was looking for and gives a grand tour of the store including the employees only areas. After completing availability forms and handing off my resume, I understood I would receive a call from a supervisor later that day. No call.
About 24 hours later, I get a call from a different store employee who came across my online application. I went on to explain my experience the previous day and she invited me in for an interview the next day. On site, I learn that my paperwork was never forwarded and the supervisor did not know to call me. And during the interview, the store employee gets a call learning that the position I’m most interested in was filled. However, we still discuss other opportunities. I find out 2 days later that they went in another direction.
Just weeks later, another store representative from a different location calls me for a phone interview. It goes well and after he talks with a supervisor and I’m invited by text to come in for an in person interview. After a long drive to the store and a 10 minute interview, I’m asked about my salary expectations. I was honest, and their reply was we can’t even come close to that and added the maximum in the range was at least $8 short of my requirement given that it was a long drive. So I just wasted my time and gas money. I could have been given an hourly range before blocking out a good portion of my day that ultimately was wasted.
Long story short. If you apply, ask them the tough questions first to get to the truth before wasting your time.
Common stages of the interview process at Living Spaces as a Sales Associate/Warehouse Associate/Visual Designer according to 1 Glassdoor interviews include:
One on one interview: 50%
Phone interview: 50%
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