Banfield Pet Hospital interview questions

I applied online. The interview was held in an exam room with the assistant manager and manager taking turns speaking with me. That made it awkward because I knew there was a security camera on me and the monitor is in plain view of all the back of house staff. They asked about my experience and how comfortable I was in a veterinary clinic environment. It was easy for me because I had veterinary experience. I could see how it would be stressful for someone without experience. I spent the majority of the 45 minute interview waiting for them to come back into the room when they were tag teaming.

Painfully slow and drawn out........ I applied in mid-December online and received an interview scheduling email a few weeks later and a phone interview was scheduled for a week later. The first phone interview was underwhelming. The interviewer was very dry, and you could tell the questions and whole interview was basically scripted. It was the most uncomfortable phone interview I had ever had. No personality no normal human social interaction, may as well have been talking to a computer..... I figured I had bombed the phone interview and then received an email to schedule a phone interview with the Field Director. Again, another week long wait just to talk to someone. The phone interview with the Field Director went great! He was very personable and fun to talk to! He scheduled me to come in for an in-person interview 2 weeks later (ugh!) at the Banfield location that I would have been managing. The in-person interview went very well and I felt like I had established a great relationship with the 2 Practice Managers and Field Director that I had spoken to. They said that I would be scheduled to drive somewhere very far away and meet with the COM in 2 weeks. Wow! Another 2 weeks?! I was told a decision about candidates moving forward in the process would take 2 more days and I would know then. 5 days later I received a FORM EMAIL telling me that I had not been selected. Way to string an unemployed and VERY well qualified person along, I thought I had the job for sure and (my bad) had actually turned down an offer to keep my availability open for this position as I had a VERY promising experience with the final 2 interviews....... Lesson learned.