Several Interview Questions
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Several interview questions shared by candidates
Tell me a time where you had a deadline to meet and how did you meet it?
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How long did it take for them to extend the offer to you? And was the background check done before or after the offer ? Less
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My very first position my Background check and drug screen were done prior to an offer. My first role there took 2 months before I received an offer my current role it took a total of 4 months and I was an internal associate. Less
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Great. Thanks for the quick response. One last question. In your very first role, were you informed about the background check before they did it? Less
They didn’t ask me much, I mostly initiated the conversation. On another interview the one person who seemed to know what he was doing asked me what’s important to me as an employee
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I gave a great answer. They loved it, but they just don’t have their stuff together enough to hire anyone. They always say that Associa takes too long to make decisions/ create budgets and so on. Then don’t interview people and call them back for another position, guys... I don’t know what to tell you Less
what are your qualifications?
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I gave them my qualifications wish they could be more specific.
Why do you want to work here is about it.
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I have extensive experience in fashion. I grew up on the retail floor. I became manager, DMM and GMM of both boutique, specialty, and department stores. I've worked in each category of departments and merchandise. Its is what I am experienced and passionate about. I live in the neighborhood and know the customer. I enjoy servicing customers and making them happy while effecting the stores bottom line. Less
If you told a lie and were called on it, how would you react?
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No answer if you don't tell lies.
Often questions pertaining to elaboration of technical or procedural project development and design activity phases, such as the Project Design and Development Guide or Bridge Manual, or standards applicable to technical specialty area.
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A good approach especially for less expressly specific questions may be to relate "example scenarios." Explain the concerns and interest various proponents, opponents, regulators, transportation users, abutters, bystanders, aka "stakeholders" could have and how you would address or resolve their concerns and how you would manage impact on progress and direction of the development and design process. Tell three or four related or different stories, aka examples, to show breadth and scope of your knowledge and / or experience. At some point you will want to try to see if you can get the panelists to confirm that you have responded at least adequately if not exhaustively. Perhaps try to notice if they stopped writing and started listening! Maybe that is a signal they "got enough". Less