I was told they were not going to do a regular interview - because they did not want scripted answers to their scripted questions. It was one of the strangest, non professional interviews I have ever been involved with. I would never apply for any other position with McDonald Auto Group based on my own experience. They never replied to follow up phone calls or emails regarding the ISM position.
How about marketing skills enlopned to new generation product benifts and services. Customer efficiency of product
Do you have open availability?
Unexpected: What was the most recent book you read for pleasure? Difficult: I did not find any of the questions to be particularly difficult. There are questions about strengths & weaknesses, times in other jobs you've had to deliver bad news, work habits, goal-setting habits, etc. - but none of those should be hard if you have a solid understanding of your own educational & professional background / path / story & of the company's business model & values.
What do you know about our company?
Fix the code to prevent SQL injection.
Why do you think you will succeed with us
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standard CSR interview questions, one networking question
Considering how miserably I had done on the interview, and how I hated mainframe development, the most unexpected question had to be "Would you consider doing COBOL development for a while...we don't know how long?"
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