Site Manager Interview Questions
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Site Manager interview questions shared by candidates
what makes you think you would fit for this role? don t you think you are over qualified for the role
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I am sincere with my job. And i know I can easily handle all over the problems.... And work with honestly.. Less
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I am sincere with my job. And i know I can easily handle all over the problems.... And work with honestly.. Less
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I am sincere with my job. And i know I can easily handle all over the problems.... And work with honestly.. Less
What would I identify as my biggest shortcoming?
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Initially as am employee I would work hard to fit in the company. I am reliable, honest, open, and willing. I will ask for help if I need advice and seek to flourish with this group. Less
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I have no biases and get along with other employees. I am not judgmental, aggressive, dishonest, prideful, greedy, arrogant or racist. Pease, loving, understanding, and helpful. Less
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This is a question most people beat themselves up over daily. I believe my biggest shortcoming in my professional life would be overthinking what I am doing and pushing to hard for perfection. Less
Asked if I was only interested in the position for short term gain and would be moving on real quick.
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Relocation is the biggest concern that they have. It is extremely hard to find someone to relocate to SW Wyoming and live in the high desert. The winters are harsh, the summers are windy and dusty and the commute can be dangerous. Most people with skills have better options available. Many punch their ticket and move on after the 2 year payback period for sign-on/relocation perks. I find it extremely interesting that you did not get a plant tour. It would certainly make me wonder what the plants look like, probably old and in dis-repair? Sure is a red flag. Was anyone in maintenance on the interview team? Less
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Different John here, than the flip answer. I would like to hear more from you. I interviewed for the same position and they haven't gotten back with me either, maybe based on your acceptance. I found many of the same issues. We should connect and compare notes. On LinkedIn? Less
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Are you kidding, why would I move to wy just to leave. It would be impossible to sell your house Less
have you submitted your application and resume via brassring.com or company Web site?
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Yes, I have, I've also been to two other locations, called, and applied through two other job search engines. Still, no confirmed appointment for a scheduled interview. Less
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Never apply for the Buford location, it's a waste of time and the district manager is not fit for his position, apply somewhere else, you have a better chance with a decent human being Less
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When you apply online there are screening questions that if you don't answer "correctly" you will not even be offered an interview. Less
How many bits is the access flags of a file?
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I'd say 9, since the three bits you have mentioned have to be multiplied by the three user groups (owner, group, others). rwxrwxrwx Less
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9 is closest, but you may have forgotten about 3 more bits used for special access; setgid, setuid, and the sticky bit. Which makes 12. They are part of the inode that describes the file permissions and file type - the last 4 are the file type but not related to permissions, which is what the question asked. Less
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Traditional Unix permissions are broken down into: so answer is 3 read (r) write (w) execute file/access directory (x) Each of those is stored as a bit, where 1 means permitted and 0 means not permitted. Less
How much would you take the Job for?
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No less than $75,000
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Knowing how unethical Goodman is regarding their lay off process I wouldn't consider this position for less than 100k, benefits plus vehicle, home wifi and phone reimbursement. 75k is a joke... NOBODY with any experience at all would take that. Even tower hands make more than than. Hilarious how Goodman posts this ridiculous fairytales. Nice to know nothing has changed for them over the years. Less
Do you steal from your company, Do you want to work full timeWill you move. Do you like working in hot areas, can you speak English, do you like working safely
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yes
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Yes
How would you count the # of words in a text ?
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In bash tr ' ' '\n'|fgrep -c "word" in python list.count('word') perl: #!/usr/bin/perl my $count = 0; open(FH, './dumbfile'); foreach ( ) { split / /; if ($_ =~ /word/) { $count++; } } print "Found $count instances of word\n"; So yeah. Less
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In bash tr ' ' '\n'|fgrep -c "word" in python: with open('./dumbfile', 'r') as f: count = 0 for line in f.readlines(): for item in line.split(): if item == 'word': count +=1 print "%d instances of word" % count perl: #!/usr/bin/perl my $count = 0; open(FH, './dumbfile'); foreach ( ) { @new = split / /, $_; foreach(@new) { if ($_ =~ /word/) { $count++; } } } print "Found $count instances of word\n"; Less