Had first interview on campus (30 minutes) with a current District Manager. Was invited to Indianapolis for second interview. Was given a tour of the office, warehouse and nearby Aldi store. After the tour, there was a round of 6+ interviews with various directors and the vice president. Work culture seemed friendly, but I know District Managers work an absurd amount of hours. The company cars were very nice, though. Mostly easy interview questions. 3 of the people I spoke with said they would "avoid the common questions," and proceeded to ask "common questions" anyways. The only weird one I got was: "What is the worst thing you've done you were never caught for." It's completely a trap...either seem like you're lying, or incriminate yourself. Be sure you understand the DM job (I learned a lot on this website), and then curtail your experience towards how you're hard working, detail-oriented, organized, etc.

First round was a video recording having to answer six behavioral questions. You are given about two minutes to answer each question and 30 seconds to prepare for each question.