USAA Total Loss Representative interview questions

I applied online and was sent an email to take an assessment. I took the assessment which involved a typing test and personality questions. It was pretty easy to me. I was notified that I had passed and was scheduled for a prescreen interview. I was asked about my job history and behavioral questions. Use the STAR Method. Next I was scheduled for an onsite interview. I had to complete a drug test and also Background check. I went to the interview and I was very comfortable. The Manager did an ice breaker which allowed me to feel comfortable. The questions were behavioral not as many questions as thought and the interview lasted almost an hour. Make sure you know about the company , mission statement and core values. I was told I would be contacted next week. Overall, great experience. I say just be yourself , be prepared to answer questions dealing with customer service experience and know the company. It was easier than I thought it was going to be.

I applied, and later received an e-mail to fill out a personality quiz. I later received an e-mail, setting up a phone interview. The phone interview was general, with a few questions at the end geared towards my position, but I could tell the interview conductor was not that familiar with the position. After completing the phone interview with HR, I was interviewed by two managers in the department where I would work. The interview lasted for 30-45 minutes, and the questions were geared towards how I handled stressful situations, customer service, and experience delivering bad news. They were looking for a candidate who was empathetic, experienced in handling traumatic situations for customers, and understood the mission and core values of USAA. I received an e-mail for a urine drug test minutes after my interview ended, submitted my sample, and then had a job offer a week after testing.