I met a CenturyLink recruiter thru a job fair on campus at Texas State University and from there went to their online site to put in the application. This took roughly an hour and a half, combining the assessments as well as the personality question testing. I followed up roughly 4 days later after allowing the weekend to pass and called the recruiter who did an initial phone interview which passed. Afterward, I initially setup a 1 on 1 interview with the hiring manager, which later had to be rescheduled due to a scheduling conflict. Once the interview day came, it was the usual STAR format so make sure to be detailed in your responses, which draw on your previous experience on Situation, Task at hand, and Response. If you do well on that portion, you have to do a role play with the interviewer which consists of selling a CenturyLink product based on a scenario which will be provided. And to my knowledge, you can assume anything you want. And I can't stress enough, TAKE ADVANTAGE of asking ANY and ALL questions before the roleplay if asked "Do you have any questions?" The roleplay lasted roughly 10 minutes and afterward the interviewer told me he would be back in about 5 minutes, where he asked how I did and what I could have improved on. I was offered a conditional position pending a background check and a drug screening. From here, I should start the class on Dec 17th.

The hiring manager was very courteous and professional, It was quick simple and easy.Although the office area seemed a tad bit crammed I could tell they were clearly about their business and I can't wait to join their misfit of a team, I'll fit right in.