Program Coordinator Interview Questions
"Employers looking for program coordinators want applicants with the organizational skills to coordinate multiple projects that make up a company program. As a program coordinator you will be responsible for organizing meetings among members of multiple projects, updating program goals, and ensuring that all participating projects are communicating with one another. Expect interviewers to ask about your experience with coordinating tasks for multiple group projects as well your critical thinking, problem solving, and leadership skills."
Why Amazon?
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“I really believe the vision that making Amazon the Earth’s most customer-centric company more than anyone and I wanted to be a part of it on it’s pursuit which is the reason and motivation driving me to join Amazon.” Less
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I need work
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Amazon is the best growing company that's why Amazon
Paper exams are harder than interview question, really basic situational questions
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Last year one of my 1st graders was screaming at another girl calling her a liar and tried to hit her. I separated her by having her sit in the back of the class. I got down on her level, held her hands at her sides so she wouldn't hit looked her straight in the eyes and told her that what she was doing was not right. The next day in line I sensed she was going to start fighting so I called her to come and stand next to me. Less
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If a teacher faints and there is an assistant I will have the assistant watch the class while I help the teacher who fainted. I will have the teacher sit with her head down and when she says she feels not dizzy I'll help her to a chair and notify site coordinator then get her some water. If no assistant I'll appoint another student to go get site coordinator and say that the teacher fainted while I assign an independent activity to the rest of the class. After that I'll help fainted teacher to chair after she says she's not dizzy and get her some water Less
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If two kids are fighting I will separate each one and have each one tell me their side. Once I get both sides I will ask the students what they could have done differently and have them apologize Less
How many snow shovels sold in the US last year?
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There are roughly 400 million people in the US About 100 million people live in areas where having a snow shovel would make sense (NY and Pennsylvania are large) A snow shovel likely only needs to be replaced every 10 years 100/10 = 10 million The average home size is ~2.5 10/2.5 = 4 million homes each home likely has about 1.5 shovels on average 4*1.5 = 6 My educated guess would be 6 million (although my intuition is this is a little high) Less
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Greater than the number of Tasers
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All of them. Every single one that was purchased.
How many baby diapers are used per year in the UK?
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a Sh***t load
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None - because they're called nappies in the UK.
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I could give 2 answers to this and both are correct: 1 - Twice half the number or 2 - Don't know. 2 would be my preferred answer and I have answered 'don't know' to a lot of interview questions. If I don't know, I don't know and I am not going to spout BS. Lets get onto the next question. Less
what is angle between hour hand and minute hand in clock at 4:20 ? what is biggest conflict management you have handled in your work place
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IF min's hand rotates for 360 deg, hr's hand rotates for 30 deg - so for 60 min - hr's hand rotates for 30 deg. For 1 min it rotates for 0.5 degree. Hence, for 20 min it rotates for 10 degrees. The angle between hr's hand and min's hand should be 10 deg. Less
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in every 60 minutes hour hand moves 30 degrees. so at 14:20 ( it means that 20 minutes have past since last turn) hour hand moves 20*30/60 = 10 degrees so the answer is 10 degrees... Less
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10 degrees
In the assessment centre asked why this job motivates me
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Described opportunities with farmfoods
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When is your final interview ? I have mine tomorrow x
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I’m still waiting to have mine, good luck for yours, let me know how it goes and what they ask if you can..? Less
1 million card applications. $1 per application cost to do employment verification. 96% pass verification and get a card. 4% fail and do not get cards. Given average profits on cardholders in good standing, and average losses on accounts that default, find the % of denied cardholders that would have to default in order to justify the $1 per application verification cost .
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Anymore info given? I think you'd either need to know the percentage of cardholders in good standing, or the percentage of cardholders in bad standing. Less
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This appears to be a trick question that makes you think they want to know the break-even point. However: how can someone default on a credit card that they were "denied" and never issued? Less
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I had the same case and you can ask for more info like percent in good standing etc. Less
Why Siemens? Tell me about yourself
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Out of my over 30 years in Sales I have lead the most successful teams even through 2008 to 2012 which were very rough and tough times here in the states. My team remanded ever dedicated and we came up with creative ideas to make it through that recession. Less
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I have been in Sales and Sales development for over 30 years. I owned my own company for the first 12 years and we ranked number one more than once in our franchise history . I have strong team building skills and motivational skills as a leader. I have been top in my profession for almost all of those years. Less
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I would love to hear more about your opportunities. Thank you for your consideration Less
Please give me an example of when you've been in a stressful situation. How did you resolve it?
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last year I was really upset one day when one of my students had an accident on themselves and I was late getting them out of class. The next day I personally checked the bathrooms before letting the students use them. I found out they were dirty so I let them use another one. I also limited cleanup to just picking garbage off desk and floor Less
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One of my students is having a difficult time learning addition and subtraction so I decided to come up with a step game so she can see it. The step game wasn't going the way I planned it so I practiced it in 3 different ways with the student until I found a technique for doing it that worked. In another instance I was doing small group tutoring at LLS and one of the 1st graders didn't want to do her math so I started to get upset. Heading the site director's advice I decided to make it appealing to a first grader so I let her use colorful cotton balls to add and subtract which she liked. Less
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Last year I was having the students clean up after class and one girl was taking it too far by wanting to wash the desk with soap and water. I didn't want the students to still be in the class at 6 pm so I told other students to help her dry off the desk which finished the clean up and the students were able to get out of class at 5 minutes to 6 pm. Less
Tell me about a time when you had to leave a task unfinished.
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Because I was bored AF and the task was a complete waste of time.
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I don't care of time when my task is infront of me because when i leave it will be hard next time Less
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do it the next day or assign it your colleague as a favor