Manager Interview Questions

How do you deal with conflict?

As well as you deal with unprofessional management that promoted nepotism whitin the company. A deep outlook at the company indicates that employee offered jobs in there are all related or friends. Once you have a team like that you are obstructed to take any action - so you can not motivate. Stupid question asked but well done you made up your mind to searching for a better job. Absolutelly, a company with no respect for employee.

Let them go- simple- They will become motivated once they fear low of job 🤣

offer few free days to keep customer engaged with product and build brand loyalty

Tell him that you would hate to be in his position right now and that as an exception you will be able to grant him few days of free time. Just don't tell anyone as your case is special and same thing may not apply to everyone.

I would get him or her to make a first payment and pay installments until it's complete

The improvement of my presentation skills

My name is Fernando Trindade I leave in Gdańsk I been working for Princess Cruises and P&O Austrália I speak Portuguese, Spanish Italian and English I now how to work with micros and word and I'm looking forward to join a great company and a great team .

I described several strategies for different verticals.

I agree with your comments about your experience. I recently also had an experience that ended on a third stage but I got an impression that they were very disorganized and they lacked proper interview skills/specialists/process to effectively conduct interviews including poor English language skills (not all though). I was surprised that at TikTok, all rounds of interviews are "elimination" based, so it's not like once you reach a certain level you can be sure you will have a loop panel interview with 4-5 stakeholders and one weaker/average interview wouldn't be a deal breaker as opposed to "rolling elimination-approach" one. I have had interviews with Linkedin, Google, FB, Twitter but I have never had such a great interviews like I did with TikTok + nice vibe/chemistry with the recruiters and rejection afterwards. Be careful and don't lose your focus if they are chit chatting with you - it doesn't mean you are doing well. A rejection was a huge shock to me, particularly that I didn't reach the last interview there and usually I am capable of reaching the last stage of the interview process at social media companies which more challenging/structurized process. There were 270 applicants to the role I applied - hence I stick to it as a reason behind my (too early) rejection.

Now!

From the start of February

advised them about a time where i helped a customer get the best credit card for there life style

How long did it take to hear back following the interview?

my experience in my current role coupled with my driven personality

Also had a bad experience in the same way, still haven't had any word back and I interviewed and emailed for follow up back in October.