I applied online. The process took 5 weeks. I interviewed at Broadway Services (Baltimore, MD) in Jul 2019
Interview
Hospitable and very inconsiderate habitable place of business for the sickly, ill or injured. Much more to be concerned of the treatment as well as disposition of patients to doctors and nurses for some are hospitable then some are inconsiderate. Broadway services as contractor loaned to the hospital is basically a crutch or inabler of escalatable situations that tend to get out of hand.
I applied online. The process took 6 days. I interviewed at Broadway Services (Baltimore, MD) in Mar 2019
Interview
I was contracted via email on a Friday evening , I responded to the email and received a call from the Benefits/Compensation Manager inviting me to a face to face interview. I showed up to the interview about 8 minutes late (no parking available, I parked next door)and was greeted by a snappy front desk person, who remarked on my tardiness and indicated that the person that I was scheduled to see was probably at lunch because I was late. Met with the Benefits/Comp manager and the HR VP. The interview went well, I was clearly qualified to meet their needs, however the salary was a sticking point from their perspective. I was told that I would be contacted early the
following week regardless of the outcome,well 14 days later and there’s been no word. If you interview a person face to face, the professional thing to do is to at least send a rejection email.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They asked about my experience with FMLA and Workers Comp.
I applied through an employee referral. I interviewed at Broadway Services (Baltimore, MD) in Jan 2012
Interview
Your initial interview is at the main Broadway headquarters with the gentleman in charge of all of the sites. He was nice and professional and seeks to find out if you would be a better fit for their general security sites or Johns Hopkins Hospital. Once that was determined if it's a non Hopkins Security position an available site to employment has to be determined.
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Question 1
I thought the desired pay question was a little funny just because of the fact that it's a set amount and I know persons who came in with no security experience like myself, those with experience and even some law degrees but we all got the same amount to start out.