Cotality interview questions

Had phone interview with outsourced recruiter. Then had to video tape myself so they could view you before they scheduled the phone interview. The company paid up front for the airfare and hotel room However, they refused to pay for my car rental of $47.91! When they fly someone out from another state how do they expect you to get there without renting a car! I submitted all of my receipts to the hiring manager via mail and he claimed he never received them. I had to go back to my credit card statement to submit that for payment. They act like the money is coming out of their own personal bank account.

Applied to an ad posted on the internet by Randstad, a temp staffing agency. Randstad sent me some online tests to take to evaluate my MS Office skills. I believe the tests were designed by a company called "Prove It". It's an IBM company if memory serves. So I did OK on the tests. They were fairly difficult. Scored in the mid-80s on Word, Excel, and Outlook. No Powerpoint test. About a week after the tests, Randstad called me to go in for an interview at the CoreLogic location in Westlake, TX. It's a big complex of about 8 buildings. Most of them are 4 story boxes, burnt orange stucco. Nice grounds with a hiking trail circling it and several ponds with ducks and turtles and some kind of large colorful fish. Coffee is free to employees at CoreLogic and it's very convenient. Hope you like Folgers. I do. If you don't there's a Starbucks available in Building 1. Interview was with two managers in a small conference room. Lasted about 30 minutes. As intervews go, it was not too difficult and I was having a fairly good day. Most people would say it was a standard to easy interview. Not a lot of really challenging questions. No "tell us about yourself". No "what is your biggest weakness". As I was leaving, there was the usual chit-chat as we walked to the front entrance for me to turn in my visitor badge. At one point I was walking along saying something and the manager suddenly greeted a passing acquaintance. Awkward moment. I accepted the job offer. At this point, I wish I had not.