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Interview Question for Shift Lead at Pinkberry:
Apr 16, 2011
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8 of 8 people found this helpful
Jan 10, 2012
My reply to the interviewer would be: It depends on where I am spending the most of my time and which would have the greatest visibility to visitors or customers. If we are talking about work desk, then that gets cleaned first. If it is simply a home office desk versus the living room, the living room gets it first. If I use the car to often transport customers, then that gets my attention first. I want to try to make sure first impressions are good ones.
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Jan 10, 2012
What makes you think any of the three are not clean already?
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Jan 10, 2012
Are these things mine or someone else?
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Jan 10, 2012
Depends on where i am now.
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Jan 10, 2012
Room-need to sleep well to do well at work.
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Jan 10, 2012
Car - in case interviewer walks me to mine after the interview. Although, if the interview is at my place of work (especially my home office), the desk & the room get equal attention - the car is hidden in the garage. Context does matter
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Jan 10, 2012
Actually, I would clean out a closet first, so I would have room to store all the stuff I want to save out of my room, desk, and car.
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Jan 10, 2012
This depends on your level of priority. If you let me know which is more important to the company then I could answer that question.
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Jan 10, 2012
Me: Car, at least I can remember a time that it was clean and work my way back to it.
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Jan 10, 2012
1. Depends on what you need to be cleaned first. Period.
2. I just cleaned my car. My room and desk are already clean.
2. I just cleaned my car. My room and desk are already clean.
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Jan 10, 2012
Depends on which thing requires what amount of time, choose the task first, you can do in less time, so you can say you've accomplished something if asked some time later. Desk first, then room, then car.
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3 of 3 people found this helpful
Jan 11, 2012
This question is designed to test the divergence of your thinking. They never mentioned the size or the material from which your stapler was made from. Maybe the stapler is 50 feet long and made of gold? Perhaps made of copper? Notice the repetitiveness of the answers posted. Expect the same in interview sessions from one candidate to the next. Always answer in a way you know they wouldn't expect you to answer. That'll leave your mark.
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Jan 11, 2012
ALL these oddball questions are designed to test the divergence of your thinking (to throw you off guard, see how well you think on your feet, etc) It truly is a chance to make your mark... how many times do you look back and say "oh, if only I had thought to say..." These questions are SO much more fun to answer anyway, and give you a chance to be a bit humorous, unexpected, or even serious - but it helps you to approach even the standard questions (asked by inexperienced and uncreative interviewers) with some new life!
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Jan 17, 2012
Depends on which day of the week. If it's a Friday, I would clean up my Desk before I leave the office, so I get a clean desk on Monday morning. Then my room and on Saturday or Sunday my car.
If it's in the mid of the week, then, my room, car and Desk.
If it's in the mid of the week, then, my room, car and Desk.
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Jan 29, 2012
1. desk - I get in regular contact with it with my hands. It also makes logical sense to clean it before the room since some dust/debris may fall on the floor.
2. room - I either spend most of my time in it or sleep in it. Enough said.
3. car - It doesn't get dirty fast because I don't eat, drink, smoke or store junk in it. Floor cleanliness does not adhere to the same standards as the house since it's being entered from the outside.
2. room - I either spend most of my time in it or sleep in it. Enough said.
3. car - It doesn't get dirty fast because I don't eat, drink, smoke or store junk in it. Floor cleanliness does not adhere to the same standards as the house since it's being entered from the outside.
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May 8, 2012
If they were ever dirty (highly unlikely) my first thought would be to start with whichever one was closest to you at the time you needed to clean it. Probably your room. If you clean your room, you'll have clean clothes for work and can find what you need to take to work (or your interview). If you clean your car next, the clothes you put on the next day for work (or your interview) will stay clean and you will have a place to put any of the things you take with you so you have easy access to them. So room comes before car. Now comes the tricky part. Did you just get hired? If so, the desk would come last, the minute you get to it. If not, the desk comes first. Clean it before you leave for the day so it is ready for you and looks spick and span for the company.
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