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I didn't apply, your approached me.

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Keep your hiring process simple. This is not a game my family depends on me being employed. Less

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I said 9, and after he asked why did you choose it, I answered cause I want to get better always and I believe I am good at competitions. Less

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I would handle the situation professionally and if things does not calm down. I would ask some Help from my line manager. Less

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I chose to answer her question by discussing my first job after I graduated from college -- a job that didn't work out very well for me. My supervisor (NOT the person who hired me) was a very ineffective leader, and he made life pretty miserable for me and our entire shift (about 7 or 8 people). The work environment wasn't enjoyable at all for ANYONE. The company didn't make it easy to communicate with management, and I never figured out how to make things better at work. I eventually decided to quit, after only three months. I learned a lot about myself during that three months, and I also learned something about accepting a new job: In the same way that the company is deciding whether to hire me, I also need to be making my own evaluation of the company, to decide whether I want to work for THAT company. Less

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At my prior job, I stressed the quality of our products, the competitive pricing we offered relative to competitors, and the culture of our company whose goal was one which was interested in establishing a long-term, trusted, and honest relationship with our customers. Less

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Same as I would treat anyone else, with respect.

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Team sports are important to learn that everything is teamwork. Individual sports are also great because it requires discipline and practice. Less

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I have always been successful in my past experience with other companies and that's the same passion and commitment i would bring to this company if I am selected. My results are evident in the award and recognition I got from previous employers Less