ADP District Manager interview questions

Are you looking to waste 4 days of PTO?! If so, ADP will help! I was really excited to interview with ADP. First met with the recruiter and everything went well. Second interview was with the hiring manager and I thought everything went great and he informed me I would be moving on. The third interview was with the VP. Again, thought everything went well and he informed me I would be moving on to the presentation portion of the process which I was super excited for. He told me I would receive information regarding the next steps. Next they had me do another interview with another manager. Again told me I would be moving on to the presentation. Sent thank you emails after each, always received responses. After 3 days I emailed the hiring manager and CC’d the recruiter and VP following up. No response. Waiting 5 days from there, followed up again. No response. Few days later the VP adds me on LinkedIn. Figured this was a good sign. Waited an additional 5 days and sent a final follow up email and again no response. It has been numerous weeks since and I have accepted a job with an awesome company so everything happens for a reason. I am still shocked that the recruiter, manager, and VP could not send a simple email in response. I catered to interviews changing the time, and some other things. I am disappointed by the lack of professionalism ADP allows as I saw this happen to countless other applicants across the country on Glassdoor, indeed, and Reddit but we always think we’re special and it bit me. I put in 4-5 hours before each interview round, studying the company, their products, their customers, and the interviewers and am still left with a sour taste that they couldn’t even respond to an email. Don’t waste your time, you will take PTO to attend middle of the day interviews, only to be left hanging.

After the initial screening, you then move on to the next couple of steps. There are Three interviews, split up between a current District Manager (Virtually), Sales Executives, and the Vice president, both in person.