r/human_resources

Hi all, I’m an HR professional and I was invited to record an on-demand HireVue interview for the HR Connects Advisor, HR Shared Services, Day Flex role at NewYork-Presbyterian. If you’ve interviewed for this role or a similar NYP HR or shared services position, I’d love to hear about your experience.

1. How many questions were there, and what were the time limits for prep and answers?

2. Were there retakes?

3. What kinds of questions came up (behavioral, situational, or role-specific)? Any you remember word for word?

4. Was there a salary or availability question?

5. Did they ask about HR systems, call center or customer service experience, or handling confidential information?

6. What happened after the HireVue (live interview, how many rounds, how long to hear back)?

7. How did the temporary Day Flex role work in practice (scheduling, chances of converting to permanent)?

8. Anything you’d do differently?

Thanks in advance!

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