Supply Chain Analyst Interview Experiences

Quick interview, maybe 20 minutes. Behavioral questions and a brief IQ style aptitude portion. Got rejected fairly fast too, within a few days. The role had a lot of applicants from what the recruiter mentioned.

hireVue first with like 20 seconds to prep per question. Then a zoom that was part STAR behavioral part case about a bank rolling out a new digital platform. Last round was a short call with a director, just vibes.

People skills and managing abilities emphasized more than technical supply chain knowledge. All behavioral, their GREAT5 leadership framework was referenced throughout. Good process but I came up short on the ethics component questions.

Short recruiter call then a 45 min panel with a supply chain manager and an analyst. Questions about demand planning, supplier performance metrics and a short component shortage scenario. Also had questions about Excel and SAP experience.

Group interview with like 5 other candidates and two company reps, basic situational questions and then we did an Excel test where you could pick your difficulty level. I went with intermediate and it was fine, mostly pivot tables and conditional formatting.

20 min call, never heard back lol feels bad honestly.

Just a pre recorded video screening, behavioral questions. No live round

Called with HR then met the production team. Relaxed and open ended, asked how I approach new problems and whether I had logistics experience. One question about handling a supplier quality issue.

Group interview format threw me off, had 5 candidates in a room together. Did fine I think but didn't advance to the 1 on 1. Community engagement stuff dominated, not much supply chain relevance.