Interviews at Queen's University
Here’s what others thought about the interview process at Queen's University.
Interview experience
Based on 82 interviews
Favourable
Interview difficulty
Based on 78 interviews
Medium
Interview process length
Based on 69 interviews
About a month
Interview process at Queen's University
Overall experience
On a scale of 1-10 where 1 is Poor and 10 is Excellent, their rating is 7.
On a scale of 1-10 where 1 is Easy and 10 is Difficult, their rating is 5.
Interview process length
About a month
23%
About a week
22%
About a day or two
20%
About two weeks
17%
More than one month
17%
Most reported steps
On-site interview
63%
Phone call/screening
45%
Group interview
38%
Background check
26%
Written test
22%
Least reported steps
They have no interview
8%
Take-home/sample work
5%
Drug test
0%
Interview questions at Queen's University
Commonly asked questions, as reported by candidates
- Questions were fair and behavioral. If you can explain how your skills are transferable to their requirements, you should be fine. No curveballsShared on 11 October 2021
- Your knowledge of Microsoft Office and online meeting software like Zoom and Teams. Your availability. Your flexibility.Shared on 23 October 2020 - Administrative Assistant - Kingston, ON
- Your teaching philosophy, your past experience, educational qualifications, and very specific about references. You must provide references from supervisors who DIRECTLY witnessed you teachingShared on 21 September 2017 - English Language Instructor - Kingston, ON
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Dress code for the interview
- Business casual (e.g. dress slacks)57%
- Casual (t-shirt and jeans)15%
- Formal (business suit)14%
- They didn’t have a dress code14%
- Special outfit (e.g. protective gear)0%
What advice do candidates give for interviewing at Queen's University
- Interview was great then you have to do a written test . Harder then most places I would say for an interview .Shared on 22 September 2020 - Caretaker - Kingston, ON
- Prove to them your confident fixing problems without supervision, you'll do fineShared on 25 October 2019 - Caretaking Attendant - Kingston, ON
- Set clear, manageable workload expectationsShared on 2 July 2019 - Project Manager - Kingston, ON
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