Support Technician Interview Questions
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It was a lot of behavioral based questions. Ex: tell me about a time where you were in competition with a co worker. Tell me about a time where you had to take on more responsibility than what was in your job description
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When I had to take more responsibility than what was in my job description was when we were short handed at the clinic and I took over as the front desk and also helped triage patients before being seen by the doctor Less
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Be on time in order to fulfill
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I have to take make sure the patient comfortable that my responsibility
If you were hired, where would you want your office to be?
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I get an office? Sweet! Seriously, though, I'd want it to be near others who work on the same type of projects I do, so I can help and be helped accordingly. Less
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next door to the boss
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Doesn't matter. My cubicle has always been Seat 10A on United Airlines...
What do you hope in 6 months
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Of course
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To get settled and start building a house
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Get settled with all the problems I am on now
What do you need in a supervisor in order to succeed?
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supervisor to be firm on his job and responsibilities
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Communication is good
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Communication at all time
How many computer desktop you can assemble in 1 day with out an Operating System?
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30 to 50 unit no operating system if hardware is complete and ready to assemble
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20 or 30
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20 or 30
Why do you want to work here?
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How would you deal with telling a customer no?
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The. Customer is always right. I would assist the customer look for the item and after not finding the item I would have the department Manager check in the back and then offer substitutions. If that is unacceptable I would check nearby Kroger’s. Less
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I wouldn't tell them no bluntly, I would understand their request and then talk to the nurse in charge, telling them what the patient thinks he/she might need. Less
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Well, you never say "no" to a customer. I would just offer alternative solutions. Example, if they want fresh peaches and we don’t have them, offer the frozen ones or maybe even canned ones? Less