Very low key office, looks like you are inside a temporary building. Surprised at the "shabbiness" of it (for lack of a better word). Didn't really get to any questions, job explained, NO guaranteed hours, at $8.50 an hour. I thanked her, apologized for wasting her time, she apologized that the the listed job is not more explicit in explaining hours and wage, I left.
Why do you want to work for UPS?
No questions were particularly difficult.
They didn't ask much at all. I guess the job is so awful that they'll take whoever they can get.
There really wasn't anything difficult about this interview. They did ask me to wear khakis or jeans and boots but when I got to the place it was an office building.
No difficult questions. Unexpected: I was drilled concerning my workout routines, and she drilled in on every little detail (down to my pace starting a run and ending a run, how many sets I do in my workouts, type of workouts, weights used, if I alternate days, etc, and she wrote it all down).
Can you commit to one year?
"Why do you want to work for UPS?"
Can you lift 35lbs continuously and can you lift up to 70lbs?
Have you do any work similar to the position applied for?
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