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EBSCO Ratings & Reviews
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Company Rating Based on 6 ratings Employees are “Dissatisfied” |
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F. Dixon Brooke Jr.President and CEO Not yet rated. |
“Great place to work!”
Pros: As a company, they are invested in your professional growth. They are flexible with your time off, and there are plenty of opportunities for advancement. – Full Review
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EBSCO Interview Questions & Reviews
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Interviewed May 2009 in Kent, OH:
I went in, filled out an application, scheduled an interview. The interview was one on one, he asked me a few basic questions about my experience, then gave a sheet to read. He then asked me about how I would handle certain circumstances. Then he explained to be how the pay scale and what not. – Full Interview
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How would you handle an angry customer?
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