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Bookseller at Books-A-Million

Posted Jun 3, 2009

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Overall Positive Experience Interviewed and No Offer

Interviewed May 2009 in Aiken, SC (took 3 days)

The most poignant question asked was a three part query concerning 1) an example of my best customer service, 2) a time when I thought I was doing the right thing but ended up doing the wrong thing and what I learned from it, and 3) how I dealt with the worst customer I've ever encountered. I was also asked what I believed a typical day at Books-A-Million would be like. My advice would be to include practical aspects such as running a register and tidying up the store along with more abstract duties such as making book recommendations. My interviewer seemed to like that I had a more realistic impression of the job than most.

Interview Questions

What time in the past have you done something you thought was right but turned out to be very wrong, and what did you learn?
What would you bring to the position that no one else could?

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The interview consisted of a 1:1 Interview, a Personality Test and a Background Check.

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Books-A-Million Overview (BAMM )
Web
www.bamm.com
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5000+ Employees, $535M+ Revenue
HQ
Birmingham, AL
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