Saia LTL Freight Interview Questions

The process was very good. Interviewed with 3 people. No concerns. everyone was very helpful. They shared a lot of information about the company. The process was very good. No concerns

The process was faster than most. If your application is accepted they send an email to do a typing test, test the speed of your internet, and a questionnaire. The first interview was a phone interview with a supervisor/Team lead. If selected they email you for a second interview which is a group interview. The group interview consisted of the manager, a supervisor, and two team leads. During the interview you are required to take a timed test. Interview questions were pretty basic and they opened the floor for you to ask questions. I would recommend not having so many people of management during the group interview. It can be very intimidating. Also, you should have candidates take the test prior to the interview. Taking it during the interview is awkward.

I have extensive experience about (four years) with stocking, unloading and loading vehicles, and operating work environment equipment such as forklifts. I have previously worked in wearhouses and I experience stocking aircrafts.

Hiring event at a conference center. They were pretty organized about it. You could come in cold or schedule a dedicated time to be seen. Nice hotel to hang around it.

Received an email stating they wanted to interview me and within the email they had the hourly wage posted. If the wage was acceptable then I had to email them back so we could setup the interview. Between getting the first email to my interview it was only about a week. When I arrived at the facility not a mask insight. The two people that interviewed me without forethought wanted to shake my hand in this Covid world. I obviously declined the handshake. The interview itself was basic but the interviewers did not seem to want to be there. No enthusiasm for the company whatsoever. When the interview was over the interviewers once again tried to shake my hand and once again I had to decline because of the obvious. It's been almost a month and still have not heard anything and they still have the position posted.

Haven’t even gotten to that part yet I keep being told I’ll be getting a call It has been three weeks and nothing yet I was applying to a location that is understaffed on all shifts Thought that would mean they’d be quicker to talk to me But I got nothing

it was good but needed someone right away and I couldn’t take the job so I had to pass at this time hopefully it will work out later on another job

technical problem, solving programming, data base, process interview finally the process and data base in finally. you have to knowledge of skill basically. documents. you have to knowledge. coding any u choose. they may question you more

Very easy interview as long as you have warehousing experience. It seems like a great place to work. Unfortunately the schedule wasn’t what I was looking for that time around.

No updates on job status. Not great with communication. Sent a message through indeed and did not get a reply for almost two weeks. Communication should be better if someone sends a question to them.