I applied through university. I interviewed at Total Quality Logistics
Interview
Did two pretty, generic phone screenings. Basically just asking background questions, what motivates you, why you want to be in sales, etc. Then you take the easiest test in the world online. Leave a sales pitch, pitching yourself as a potential employee on a voicemail. Then a skype interview that is like an hour, but basically the same thing as the first two
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They basically just ask the same questions over and over with slightly different wordings or emphasis.
I interviewed at Total Quality Logistics (Fort Worth, TX)
Interview
Interviewer asked me extremely inappropriate questions, not job related, regarding family life and personal experiences. The people I saw who worked there did not seem happy. Worst interview ever, would never recommend.
I applied online. I interviewed at Total Quality Logistics (Atlanta, GA) in May 2026
Interview
Several rounds of interviews. Repeated communication from recruiter, but lack of devotion by actual manager at the site. They are very strict about dress code, even though they do not follow it themselves. It is daily contact from the recruitment, not only that they sent benefits , test, material, and study and material for the position itself. They even make you do job shadowing for two hours as well. This is all before you’re even given the final interview. I would not recommend this to anyone.
I interviewed at Total Quality Logistics (Birmingham, AL)
Interview
I was selected for a phone interview and, as part of the process, was asked to complete training materials to learn more about the role. During this stage, the structure of the position began to resemble a MLM style approach, which ultimately did not align with what I was looking for. I chose not to move forward and accepted a different opportunity.
The interviewer was pleasant, easy to speak with, and professional throughout the interaction. However, the overall impression of the work environment seemed heavily geared toward a younger audience, with a strong emphasis on social activities. It gave the impression of a culture that prioritizes a social atmosphere over professional development.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
What was one way you overcame a difficult situation?