Clerical Administrative Interview Questions
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Clerical Administrative interview questions shared by candidates
How can you be an asset to this company
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I have a passion in customer service. This will mean am fully committed in ensuring a friendlier environment to all clients both internal and external thus realising maximum profits for any organization. Less
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Through active involvement in all areas that are fulcrum to the company competitive sphere. Less
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I have a passion for organizing and planning and possess a combination of skills and experience that I will use to deliver quality administrative support to the team Less
They gave me a situation where three different people needed me all at the same time and asked which I would address first.....student...parent...or co-worker.
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I said I would identify the need of the student. If it was not pressing I would ask him/her to wait and address the parents. The co-worker would be last to address Less
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What are the questions you would ask to verify a patient's identity, should they wish to book an appointment?
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What do you do if you see a dementia patient at the hospital corridor
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Why are you applying for this post
Who was I using for references?
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This was difficult for some of my past employment because my direct supervisor was no longer with the company. They talked to me and we were able to come up with a co-worker that I worked closely who was able to provide an in depth reference. And they were able to do a verification of my employment through the payroll department. Less
Describe a challenging situation you were faced with at your current/last employment and how did you deal with it.
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The challenge I faced, was to keep pace with technology change in this industry.
A few questions asked were: 1. Why I wanted to work for the NHS and particularly that Trust. 2. What previous experience I had. 3. What I knew about confidentiality. 4. What teamwork meant to me.
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Give full, thoughtful answers to each question. Think of the Trusts vision and values and try to incorporate that into your answers. Less