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I was asked to estimate the cost of a road as I had a highways background.Holistic approach is the key and the candidate should have strong communication skills
Tell me a time where you had to deal with a difficult manager. How do you use data? What is your sourcing strategy - tools you have used. Tell me a time on how you have influenced someone - what was the situation, what was the outcome? Tell me about a time when you were under pressure at work - what was the situation, and how did you get through it? What do you like and dislike about your last job?
Basic questions regarding recruitment, Visa , tax terms
Many questions revolved around the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) method, which required detailed and structured responses. While this approach is useful for assessing problem-solving and behavioral skills, it felt overly rigorous for the role.
Tell me about a time when you disagreed with your manager and was able to streamline a process and what did you learn from it?
Name a time you failed to meet a commitment.
How do you use tools to specifically target individuals?
Most of the questions revolved around your experience on your resume, they really liked to go through it to get examples of things you had done throughout your career. There were also typical behavioral questions, but really they just wore you down through the day. Honestly very happy I did not get the job if that was any insight into how it is to work there.
Give an example of a time you influenced a peer/customer/decision maker to change their mind. What was the situation? How did you handle it? What influence did you impact? What was the outcome? How did you support your influence? Give an example of your hardest client? Give an example of when you did not meet the expectations of a client/manager. What was the situation, how did you handle it, what did you do, what was the result? What would you have changed in the all of the scenario? Give an example where you used data to change a strategy or process? What is your sourcing style? What do you do to find tough candidates? How do you stand out from other recruiters when reaching out to passive candidates? Give an example when you had to have a tough conversation with someone.
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