there were no questions asked by anyone in the "interview" process. Only lots of different papers to fill out the biggest thing they ask of you is every address you've ever lived at in the past 7 years and that's only for background checks, BUT even if your're on probation, EMASS, etc... they'll still give you a job. Its a good work opportunity if you can use a steady 40 hour a week pay and can show up to work ALL the time.
Name a project where things didn't turn out the way you expected.
what makes you a good candidate what might be a weakness what experience lends you an asset to our team why the home dept
Where do you see yourself in five years?
If I worked well with little or no supervision.
What career field are you interested in? Are you bilingual?
Example of when would you have to reorganised your priorities
How would you sell a fridge to an Eskimo?
How would you sell a fridge to an eskimo?
What is upselling??
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