UPDATE: I neglected to get a contact card w/ info and if you're interviewing at Cinci ops office, that number is UNLISTED on the internet and other than dialing your interviewer direct and asking for their info, you have no recourse to get that info. I opted to leave a voicemail thanking them for their time - and I'd really like to send them a thank you for taking the time to discuss the position. Application I applied online. The process took a week. I interviewed at U.S. Bank (Cincinnati, OH) in October 2015. Interview There was a phone interview first. General questions regarding background. This was a 3 way call between the interviewer and a VP in Minneapolis, and me. I enjoyed speaking with them. Interview was easy and I felt I did well. They invited me to come to the office for interview in person. I arrived early for same, with my study questions (research). They asked if I had any questions to ask them, so I went through my list (leaving a few out). All in all, very easy atmosphere, and I enjoyed talking to them. They wanted to see how my current job compares with how they do things there. I asked for my feedback upon their completion of the interview process. My request seemed to take them aback, but they seemed to like that I cared enough to ask. Having feedback is always helpful, so I'm curious to see what they thought, and how I can improve in the future (if needed). Waiting to hear....I'm optimistic. Pending. No offer extended as of yet. Show Less Interview Questions If you are unclear about something, what would you do? 1 Answer