From the article: Tough Interview Questions
What is the most difficult interview question you've been asked? Share the toughest interview questions you've been asked. Share Your Questions
Cashier Supervisor Interview
- Q: Is the customer always right? A: No, but we still must treat them with courtesy, as they are what keeps us employed.
- —Guest Antonio
angry customer
- Question: "How have you dealt with an angry customer? How did you handle it & what was the outcome?"
- —Guest ever
What Makes a Good Manager?
- Question: "What do you think makes a good manager?"
- —Guest sharon
Retail Interview Question
- Question: "What pre-opening/ opening and refurbishment experience have had in the past?"
- —Guest gani
Career Choice
- Question: "Why did you choose this career?" Answer: "Because it is challenging and interesting, and it will help me to acquire alot of experience and knowledge through its operations."
- —Guest briefly describe your ideal job
Difficult Boss Question
- Question: "Tell me about a time you angered your boss. What was the situation and what was the outcome?"
- —Guest Jon
Biased and just plain wrong
- Did your dad get you your last job? (...and then about another job...) How did you manage to get that position? No, my dad never got me any job and I never mentioned anything about my dad during the interview. I got my previous job by applying for it like everyone else, without connections and by pure merit. I think the employer felt I must somehow had connections to get decent positions in the past since I am physically and chronologically young. Shame on him!
- —Guest spunky
Job History
- "I'd like you to tell me about your job history. Have you ever been fired or forced to resign?"
- —Guest morgan
Four Interview Questions
- Describe a time that you had to get your point across in a work setting. Tell me about a time you had a conflict with an employee or customer. Are you a good leader? Do you have any questions?
- —Guest Michy
Deal with Change
- Describe a time when you had to deal with a policy change or procedures at work to succeed.
- —Guest unknown
Total quality management
- What quality system you will implement in this position?
- —Guest mary
"What's Your Biggest Accomplishment?"
- Nothing...I'm 40 and have done nothing with my life. That's the honest answer BUT I have to misrepresent myself and make something up. I never had a regular career. I wasted my life and it haunts me every day. I always had goals but only failed at them for years on end, and how am I supposed to explain that? And none of the things I actually WANT to do in life have anything to do with a "real job". It's like I'm an alien misfit of society. All I have in my job history is aimless part time jobs with periods of unemployment. Reading all these "ideal" job interview responses make me feel MORE of a misfit. A dozen job coaches gave up on me so far. I know I can do great things within my interests of creative self expression, but I just don't fit in anywhere but I guess I have to fake it and hope SOMEone is fooled? I don't even have that much "life experience" at age 40 because I'm special needs.
- —Guest Jon
Your Character?
- How would someone discribe your character? Have you ever worked in a multicultural environment?
- —Guest suzan
Purchasing Job Interview Question
- How do you decide if you need a contract for a purchase or not?
- —Guest saikiran
Last Job
- If I was to call your last employer and ask for one word to describe you what will they say and why? I was laid off from my last job. The working environment and the relationship with my manager was not as its best prior to being laid off.
- —LivelyStar
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