I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at Regus in Sept 2011
Interview
I was contacted by a recruiter who conducted a cursory phone interview after which I was asked to complete some on-line personality / skills testing. I completed these tests and was scheduled for two interviews by Area/Region Managers about a week later. I was asked to drive about 90 minutes for these interviews. After completing fairly standard interviews, I was told to expect a follow-up call in a few days. About a week later I was asked to schedule an additional interview with a Vice President that was conducted via teleconference about a week later (again, 90 minutes from home). I was told to expect a decision in a few days. About 2 weeks later I was informed via the recruiter that I was not selected for the position. About 2 months later I was again called in for another interview (90 minutes from home), given the same interview that I had been given 3 times before by yet another employee and as of today (almost 4 weeks later) have not heard a single thing about the position. While I understand that there are more qualified workers then there are positions available these days, it strikes me as odd that it would take well over 3 months to A: Fill an open position or B: Have the decency to contact interviewed employees and let them know the outcome of the interview process.
Interview questions [2]
Question 1
How did you solve a complicated customer service situation.
Bad experience. Unprofessional.
After sending in my application I received an invitation for an automated video interview to be completed at my convenience:
"The next part of our recruitment process will be an on-demand digital video. Flexibility is our business, so we have chosen this method of interview to allow you to complete this next stage when and where it suits you best."
Great, I thought. I will do the interview this evening when I am home again with my own laptop, after my daughters' friends have left so that the house is quiet. I did some research during the day and took notes to prepare, as you do for a regular interview.
As I sat down in the evening to do the interview I saw a new email from Regus in my inbox:
"Unfortunately, on this occasion you have been unsuccessful and we will not be taking you forward." No further explanation as to why.
So, Regus, please let me know: Why bother inviting me to the interview in the first place - "when and where it suits you best" - if you are not even going to give me a chance to complete it on the very same day?
Don't waste your applicants' time. If you invite your applicant to the next stage, stick to your word. Regus is apparently a company whose word you cannot trust.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I didn't get the opportunity to see the question due to Regus unprofessional treatment.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Regus (Tokyo) in Sept 2019
Interview
2nd time interview from hiring manager. It’s not difficult and I did these interviews smoothly. Showing performance and apealing are crucial factors for getting job, especially the job opportunity. But its not difficult and interview was quite simple and quick.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Experience Background Some simple cases that I experienced as a sales
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Regus (London, England)
Interview
3 stage.
Telephone easy
Face to face presentation
MD face to face
This is the only time they really show an interest in what you the individual are like.
Process is to long and protracted, expected to have to travel quite far to each interview to suit Regis.