Had anybody interviewed for the area manager early career(2027) position yet? I applied like 2 weeks ago but I’m still under consideration. Has anybody received any feedback yet for this position?
I got this email in June after being rejected for the 2026 new grad area manager role. I just seen the 2027 area manager application being posted, how long would I have to wait before I can apply again for this role? Also, I am an internal applicant.
A recruiter reached out to me about this position and I passed the virtual screening in zoom. I have my first in person interview scheduled next week. What should I expect from this interview? Also, since this will be my first job post college does this job look good on my resume and how easy it to get promoted? I already know about the 6 days on 2 days off but how bad really is the work life balance here? Any tips or suggestions drop them In the comments
AJ Is Unstoppable In Transition 😭💯
Has anybody been inclined after not hearing back in 5 days? Starting to get a little worried since I haven’t received an email since my interview lol.
Somebody lying about their height 🤔
I interview for the recent graduate area manager(L4) position on Thursday. I just wanted to know if you would be able to choose virtual training or the on site training in Seattle. Is this predetermined or do you have the option to choose between virtual or on site training?
Lowkey mad AJ didn’t attempt more poster dunks this season.
I feel like this part of AJ game is a major part of what separates him from the rest of the top 4 prospects IMO. He reminds me a lot of Kobe/MJ when he’s playing out of the post. I really hope he continues to develop this part of his game when he gets to the NBA.
At this point what’s the point of keeping your name in the NBA draft if your not going to be a top 5 pick?
Am I the only one that can’t wait for AJ vs DP in the summer league? Also, when people bring up this game they never mention that AJ had 49 just that DP dropped 60. But this game was crazy ngl 😂🔥