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P.C. Richard & Son Sales Representative Interview Questions & Reviews
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Sales Representative at P.C. Richard & Son
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Milford, CT Mar 2010 – Reviewed Sep 7, 2012
Interview Details – Typically you will be called by the "training manager" of Connecticut if they are interested in your application, although most hirings are done through referrals. The interview is easy and pretty much as long as you "smile" and show "enthusiasm" they will shake your hand and offer you a job.
Interview Question – What do you think makes you an asset to PC Richard and Son? Answer Question
Negotiation Details – none. commission vs draw pay system
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Sales Representative at P.C. Richard & Son
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Aug 13, 2012
Interview Details – Most people getting an interview knows someone that already work their, sit down with on of the trainers ask you general question, why do you want to work here, can you handle commission job etc, will ask you which do you feel more comfortable selling white goods or brown good (electronics, Tv's used to be brown). will either offer you a job or call you later
Interview Question – what do you know about this company View Answer
Negotiation Details – called upon later
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