Jones Lang LaSalle interview questions

The initial stage involved a PPT by the JLL team which was adequate. However, the three team members kept repeating that they were way ahead of the competition which seemed pretty arrogant. The interview was 1 on 1 which was OK. Most questions were behavioural fit questions as well as some questions to assess skills and experience. The post interview process was very unprofessional. I was told that I had been identified for a particular role for which I would be called for further interviews. However, no calls came. The compensation package offered to those who had been selected was way below industry standards for a company which claims to be a global leader in its field. On request for reconsideration, they came back with cosmetic changes which was not acceptable. None of the 7 candidates selected accepted the offers. The conduct of the HR rep was found to be quite unprofessional by all candidates. The impression that one got was that they were trying to squeeze the compensation packages as much as possible, and the company was not interested in retention of employees. A use and throw policy. Overall, an avoidable company as the interests of their employees seems way down in thier list of priorities.

Three interviews with different people. The first two interviewers were pretty nice, but I felt the director was pretty snobby. After he asked me about my undergraduate experience, he told me "we usually like to hire people from top schools." I guess he didn't think I was a member of elite club. There were no questions about my skills or experience. All the questions seemed to be theoretical where they are not interested in the answer you come up with but in how you answer them. He also kept alluding to the fact that his division of the company (research) was quite prestigious whereas the salespeople/operations people were these peasants or migrant workers or something. After I answered one question, he cheekily said, "well, you sure answered that like a marketer" referring to the fact that I was working in sales/mkting.