I applied online. I interviewed at Allied Universal (San Diego, TX) in Feb 2020
Interview
They called a group of us into one interview. Then they made some of us wait for up to 1/2 hour. Then they heard it a group of us into another room. It could take up to 3 hours. If you are chosen then the standard process starts. Perhaps this is common for most jobs and interviews. I don't know.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Allied Universal
Interview
After submitting my application, I received an e-mail with instructions to complete a one-way video interview. A few days after this was completed, I received a phone call from the Account Manager for the location to schedule an in-person interview. During the in-person interview itself, I was asked several questions to determine any existing qualifications, prior experience, and understanding of the job I was applying for, along with schedule preferences. Once the interview was completed, I was given an offer shortly after and sent to the nearest branch office to complete onboarding and guard certification.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I was asked if I possessed an active CPR/AED/First Aid certification.
Pretty standard interview questions. Made sure you were a fit. They wanted to make sure you could work certain schedules and see how flexible you could be, what you were looking for in terms of compensation.
I interviewed at Allied Universal (Colorado Springs, CO)
Interview
Super easy job, they hire every and anybody. Very flexible schedule, sometimes no breaks/lunches, strict on having people on site no matter what you have going on. They will fire you.
