Phone Interview: After you send your resume and application form to Randstad’s Human Resources Department, you will have a phone interview with the company’s representatives. This interview usually lasts about 30 minutes and revolves around a candidate’s work history as well as the skills required for the applied position. The interviewer may also talk to you about your future role and the organization of the company. You may also be asked technical questions if you are competing for a position as a software engineer.
Randstad Assessment Tests: If you have impressed the interviewer, you will be required to pass online assessment tests, provided by Kenexa Prove It, chosen according to the skills relevant to your position. Tests for some of the roles at Randstad may take up to three hours, though the length of most of the Kenexa Assessments is about 30 to 60 minutes. The Kenexa Prove It tests are difficult, even for those who are experts in their fields.
A Face-to-Face Interview: Depending on the results of your Kenexa test, you may be invited for a face-to-face interview at one of the company’s offices. When you meet Randstad’s representatives in person, they will give you an overview of the company, its policies, your prospective job, your future duties, and possible benefits. You will also need to explain to the employers why you want to work at Randstad and why you should be hired. Provided your interview goes well, you will be asked to do a short job shadow before you hear the employer's final decision.