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  1. Our applicant tracking system sends you an automatic message that tells you we have received your resume. Our recruiters review all new resumes daily. If there is a match, we will contact you and have a conversation about both your experience and the position to which you have applied. From there, you may be invited to complete a series of pre-interview assessments.

  2. If there is a match, you may hear from us within two weeks or less of your resume submission. If you haven't heard from us in three weeks, please assume your application has been unsuccessful this time. We receive over 1000 resumes a month, and we try to respond to everyone. We wish we had the bandwidth to respond to all applicants who were not a match at the time, but time and volume prevent us from doing so. The good news is that your resume is kept on file and will be reviewed again if a good match comes up.

  3. A recruiter's dream candidate resume is one that reflects the key skills and qualifications as described in the job description. Read the job description and make sure you add the skills you possess that match the qualifications. It's that simple.

  4. The purpose of the resume is to get you invited in for an interview, period. It’s your advertisement to the hiring team that you have what we need. If you write your resume specific to our job requirement with supporting work history, the length does not matter. If you can get all the requisite employment. If you can get all the requisite employment history on one page, then one page is perfect. However, the concept of a one-page resume is gone with snail mail and faxed resumesm history on one page, then one page is perfect.

  5. The style of dress at SPi Healthcare is as comfortable as our culture, so you can wear something that is business casual for your interview. We will evaluate you on your skill set, communication style, and culture fit. However, it’s always important to make a good first impression by dressing appropriately, so if in doubt ask your recruiter. He or she will know what is expected for the organization.  Some groups prefer that you not wear a suit, so check with your recruiter first. In practice, it usually depends on the level of the job you are interviewing for. Here are some general guidelines:
     
    Director level and above: suit or sport jacket and slacks; women can wear a dress or skirt if desired. 
     
    Manager or individual contributor: business professional to business casual. 
     
    Sales: dress as though you are meeting an important client for the first time.
     
    IT: business casual: collared shirt and pants for men; shirt/sweater/slacks or skirt for women.
  6. You will most likely have a phone conversation with a recruiter first, which may lead to an invitation to partake in our pre-interview testing onsite. If the results of both the phone conversation and the testing fall in line with the position to which you have applied, the recruiter will schedule an, in- person, interview with the hiring manager. We try to arrange for this first interview to be onsite for a one- to two- hour block of time, depending upon the position. If that interview goes well, you may be invited back for other rounds or offered the position.

  7. It depends on the job role and level. You may speak to as few as two and even more than four people. We do our best to keep the interview process as efficient as possible.

  8. SPi Healthcare takes your privacy seriously, and there are people at SPi Healthcare whose sole responsibility is to protect the privacy of our users. When you browse and/or apply for jobs on the Careers portion of our Web site, your application and any additional information you provide may be used to assess your skills and interests against career opportunities at SPi Healthcare and for reporting purposes as may be required by U.S. law. We use your information to communicate with you and inform you of career opportunities.

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