Applying out-of-state for corporate

[Abby12490]

Hello! I'm new here and am about to apply for 3 positions in corporate and have a few questions.

1) Is it "appropriate" to apply for more than one position at a time? I am equally interested in all three. I read that if you apply for one job, you'll be reviewed for all the positions you are qualified for. So if I'm qualified for all 3, should I just apply for one, or all?

2) If I am offered an interview, does the company offer travel assistance (flight, hotel)? Or is that the hopeful employee's responsibility? Does the company offer Skype interviews as an in-person alternative?

Thanks!

 

[wm49rs]

This isn't a Disney corporate site, I'm afraid....

 

[Abby12490]

Maybe not "corporate." I just meant professional "career" positions that aren't working at the park or doing the summer program. I've seen other posts on here about career positions.

 

[topher]

When I went through my last round of interviews (round 3) they were conducted over the phone.
The interviewer pointed out that I had applied for several positions and asked me to identify those of which I was most interested. She tailored the questions to fit those positions.
I couldn't even remember all that I had applied for so I suggest keeping descriptions of each position you apply for on-hand during your interview.

 

[lego606]

Unless specifically offered, the company generally doesn't give travel assistance

 

[Yzma]

I realize this is an old thread, but just in case others have the same question - depends entirely on the job. I would apply for everything you are interested in. As long as they are all similar type (ie, all Finance, etc) then they'll see you have a focus to what you want to do. I wouldn't recommend applying for 1 Finance, 1 Wedding Planning, and 1 Media Productions for example.

Depending on the level of the position, some can be interviewed entirely by phone (entry level), others will require the interviewee to pay for travel to an interview (lower level management) and others Disney will pay to transport (upper management). Nearly everyone starts with a phone interview so you'll have the chance to ask about the specific position up front.