Executives count on administrative assistants to keep busy schedules and company activities as clear and easy-to-navigate as possible. Expect questions about your organizational, time management, and communication skills. Many of these questions will be story-based, so come ready to explain a time when you successfully juggled multiple deadlines or were able to handle difficult customers at the front desk. Though these interviews focus primarily on soft skills, you may be asked to answer a question about your ability to use basic administrative software.
My interview question is to them! You posted a salary range of $85,000-$95,000. Then, your offer to me was $80,000. Would love to hear more information on that logic? I learned “who” made that decision, just need the why? (And do you know that’s so offensive?) My number one priority is not money but, in working for good organization, with good people.Epic fail. Never seen anything like this place.
Not once did anyone ask me what my greatest accomplishment, weakness or strength was!! :) They did ask: "Tell me about yourself" "What is a typical day like at your current/past position"
Tell me about a time you were given conflicting direction from 2 different supervisor's
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Can you describe a time when you had to manage multiple tasks and prioritize them effectively?
"How would you handle conflict with a coworker."
Tell me three things that are great about you? If there was another candidate that had the same experience, what is unique about you specifically?
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