I applied through college or university. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Procter & Gamble (Green Bay, WI) in Nov 2018
Interview
Started with meeting them at the career fair. I expressed interest in their product line and the manufacturing practices involved. Next, was an in person interview the day after the career fair. Be prepared for “tell me about a time when” questions and “how would you handle” questions. The third interview was in person again, about a week later. Many of the same questions as well as questions about your fit on a more cultural level. Final interview was all day on-site. You start with a breakfast, some quick meet and greets, and then an hour exam. The exam was relatively simple, and involved basic thought process questions. The rest of the day involves some awesome tours, lunch, and about 2-3 interviews with different managers. Again, similar interview questions throughout. Was a rather lengthy interview process, (about 3-4 weeks from start to finish), but worth the time!
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about how you would handle having a project due tomorrow, one due at the end of the week, one due at the end of the month, and one due at the end of the year.
I interviewed at Procter & Gamble (Belleville, ON)
Interview
1 Round simple and easy. 45 minute interview asked 6 questions in total and answer in a STAR format. Situation, Task/action/result and include it in every question. answer confidently and dont hesitate. They are very nice with the marking and they respond with in couple weeks.
There were 2 rounds of interviews, asking about your leadership experience and examples of driving change in previous roles. In between the interview there were tests verifying your pattern recognition skills.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Describe a time you had to convince a team of a new idea
Most likely previous experience. Specific how to, why that, tell me something about a time when, how do you etc. Quite challenging if you don´t have experience but with a plan easy
