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      Kundenbetreuer Interview

      19 Aug 2014
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Berlin

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      Customer Service Representative Interview

      2 Jun 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Manchester, England
      Accepted offer
      No offer
      Positive experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Booking.com (Berlin) in Aug 2014

      Interview

      Nachdem ich mich eine Woche lang per Internet beworben hatte, hatte ich ein kurzes Telefoninterview. Der Recruiter stellte einige einfache Fragen, z.B. warum ich als Kundendienstleiter arbeiten wolle, was der beste Kundendienst sei. Dann wurde mir angeboten, an einem bestimmten Tag an einem Gruppen-Assessment teilzunehmen. Es waren etwa 15 Leute per Internet versammelt, viele von uns bewarben sich auf dieselbe Stelle (Sprachen). Zunächst gab es eine Einführung. Jeder musste seinen Namen nennen, die Sprachen, die wir sprechen, und die Sprache, für die wir uns bewerben. Die Atmosphäre war durchweg freundlich. Nach einer kurzen Pause, während derer wir in der Firmenkantine Obst als Snack angeboten bekamen, wurde in einem größeren Raum mit vielen Computern ein Test durchgeführt. Er bestand aus zwei Teilen: 1. Englisch (die Unternehmenssprache in der Firma) Grammatik/Syntax -Test am PC. Man musste die richtige Antwort aus mehreren, vorgegebenen Möglichkeiten auswählen. Meiner Meinung nach recht einfach. 2. Sprachtest, bei dem man eine Kundenbeschwerde in der eigenen Sprache schreiben musste. Dieser Test wurde auf Papier durchgeführt. Danach begann das Vier-Augen-Gespräch, das ebenfalls in zwei Teile unterteilt war. 1. Ein Recruiter hielt meinen Lebenslauf in der Hand und stellte Fragen bezüglich der zu besetzenden Stelle, wie ich meine Rolle in der Firma sehen würde. 2. Danach führte ein zweiter Recruiter ein Rollenspiel durch. Ich war Kundendienstleiter und der Recruiter war ein Kunde, der wegen eines Problems anrief, das gelöst werden musste.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      Der schwierigste Teil für mich war natürlich das Rollenspiel. Es ist irgendwie unvorhersagbar und unerwartet.
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      1
      Neutral experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I interviewed at Booking.com (Manchester, England)

      Interview

      The process was lengthy and competitive. They ensure that you know what you are going into by sharing experiences. A great way to interview and set up potential employees for the future.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      What made you apply for the role
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      Customer Service Representative Interview

      19 May 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Tourcoing
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. I interviewed at Booking.com (Tourcoing)

      Interview

      First contact Interview with HR, background and motivation Interview with Customer service manager Language test, comprehension and spelling Situational test where you are asked to simulate a call with an upset customer.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      What would you do in case of an upset customer on the phone
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      Account Manager Interview

      22 Apr 2026
      Anonymous interview candidate
      No offer
      Neutral experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I interviewed at Booking.com

      Interview

      The selection process started with an assessment which is supposed to give a chance to show your practical skills in this particular role. The idea is great but the assessment itself was confusing, there was not enough time to answer all the questions properly and many questions were not even that relevant to the role. If you manage to pass, you move to the interview stage which is the interview with a recruiter. I had a pretty relaxed interview with a lovely recruiter who said I left a positive impression and she will present my candidature to the next stage (which is an interview with the manager). However, at the end of the same day I received a message that they will not be moving forward with my application with no further feedback. A couple of weeks later I saw the role being reposted again.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      Mostly just asking about my career path and how my past experiences could be relevant to this role.
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