I had a phone interview, then a few days later went in for a face to face interview, which seemed to go good, she showed me around the lab and then gave me her card with her email, and said that they would call within 1 to 2 weeks, your saying they told you 1 to 2 days?

Answered January 9, 2019

I received a email to set up a time for a phone interview with a recruiter. Afterwards you’ll be scheduled to have a face to face interview where they ask you questions about yourself, & tell you more about the job. & you will be contacted shortly after (1 or 2 days) via email or phone if you are offered the job.

Answered December 5, 2018

They want to know about you. Not your resume.. strengths/weakness, what do you do in certain situations, what do you know about grifols, and it’s a group interview.. what do expect in a job from grifols

Answered December 4, 2018

I submitted my application online received an email hours later & scheduled my phone interview the following day. Two days after my phone interview, I had an in person interview at the Plasma Center I applied for. I arrived 20 min. early & waited an hour to be interviewed because they were not expecting me. Smh Bottom line if I knew they would only offer me $12 an hour, I wouldn’t have wasted my time. On the bright side, I did hear back from them 3 days after my in person interview.

Answered August 24, 2018

They interview go over and tell you everything as far as the pay and what to expect of you.

Answered June 2, 2018 - Phlebotomist/Donor Floor (Former Employee) - Farmington Hills, MI

Are you ready for face paced.

Answered March 2, 2018 - Phlebotomist (Current Employee) - Michigan

Not to bad. They were nice.

Answered February 23, 2018 - DCT/Phelbobotimist (Former Employee) - Salt Lake, UT

Easy, just asked about my work history. Also if I planned on being a long term employee.

Answered January 15, 2018 - Donor Center Technician (Former Employee) - Hampton, VA

The manager give's you a walk through of the building and reviews your application, goes over benefits, rules and regulations. Informs you that you will be in training for 6-8 weeks prior to being put to work, tell you the importance of being on time and being able to work well with others, dress code and inform you that you will be trained in other area's of the lab.

Answered January 11, 2018 - MEDICAL SUPERVISOR/DONOR SCREENER (Former Employee) - Ruston, LA

Interviewing process was less stressful than I thought it would be

Answered September 26, 2017 - Phlebotomist (Former Employee) - Arlington, TX