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The document contains interview questions and answers for an administrative position. Some key points: 1) The applicant has over 5 years of experience in administrative roles and is looking for an opportunity to apply their skills. 2) When asked about accomplishments, the applicant emphasized their efforts to address a crisis by communicating with employees. 3) The applicant cites flexibility, problem solving skills, and a willingness to work hard as strengths, and sees room to improve their management skills. 4) Questions covered the applicant's work history, management style, goals, and motivation for the position and company. The applicant emphasized skills like teamwork, planning, and improving morale.

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Interview Questions and Answer

The document contains interview questions and answers for an administrative position. Some key points: 1) The applicant has over 5 years of experience in administrative roles and is looking for an opportunity to apply their skills. 2) When asked about accomplishments, the applicant emphasized their efforts to address a crisis by communicating with employees. 3) The applicant cites flexibility, problem solving skills, and a willingness to work hard as strengths, and sees room to improve their management skills. 4) Questions covered the applicant's work history, management style, goals, and motivation for the position and company. The applicant emphasized skills like teamwork, planning, and improving morale.

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Interview Questions and Answer:

Questions: "Tell me about yourself."

Answer: I have more than five years of experience as an Administrative Assistant at


Local Government Unit and Corporate company In Mindanao Universal Autosales. and I have 3
years experinece working as Virtual Assistant at E-commerce Platform Most recently, I led the
Company of trading Rotaru trade, Home Junction. I’m a person who thrives in a fast-paced
environment so right now I’m looking for an opportunity to apply my technical experience and
my skills like this one.

Questions:"What are your key accomplishments? Describe some of your most


important career accomplishments?

Answer: My first effort was to meet with the employees to try to allay their fears, quell
rumors, and discuss how we would deal with this crisis.

Questions: "What are your strengths and weaknesses?"


Answer: My strength is my flexibility to handle change. In my previous job, I
worked directly with customers and their problems. What I liked was solving problems
and helping people. Sometimes it took a lot of effort on my part, but it was very
rewarding when the customer appreciated the service. As far as my weaknesses, I feel
that my management skills could be stronger, and I am constantly working to improve
them.
Questions: "What are your greatest strengths?"
Answer :I am self motivated; I have the initiative and the ability to work by
myself or on a team and the willingness to work long hours if needed to get the job
done. Some additional qualities include good communication skills, loyalty to the
company I work for, reliability, integrity, and promptness and I am self confidence.
Questions: "Reason for leaving each position. Why were you laid off?"
Answer: the economy is tough right now and my company felt the effects of it. I
was part of a large staff reduction and that's really all I know. I am confident, however,
that it had nothing to do with my job performance.
Questions: "What is your management style?"
Answer: More than anything else, I think that management is getting things done
through other people. The manager's job is to provide the resources and environment
in, which people can work effectively. I try to do this by creating teams, judging people
solely on the basic of their performance, distributing work fairly, and empowering
workers, to the extent possible, to make their own decisions. I've found that this breeds
loyalty and inspires hard work.
Questions: "Why are you interested in this position/our company"?
Answer: I am anxious to put my experience of managing people together with
my extensive knowledge of inventory control. I'm especially attracted to working in a
dynamic company like this one,
Questions: "Why do you want to work for my company"?
Answer: I am looking for a place where my background, experience, and skills
can be put to use and make things happen for your company. The opportunity for me to
grow and develop.
Questions: "How do you handle stress/criticism/praise"?
Answer: Stress has been a component of virtually all my positions and I thrive under
pressure.
Questions: How do you generally handle conflict"?
Answer: I really don't get angry with other people very often. I'm usually able to
work things out or anticipate problems before they occur. When conflicts can't be
avoided, I don't back down, but I certainly do try to be reasonable.
Questions: "What would your former boss/peers/subordinates, colleagues say
about you"?
Answer: They would describe me as an easy going person who is a good team player.
I've found that a lot more can be accomplished when people gang up on a problem, rather than
on each other.

Questions: "How would others describe you"?


Answer:My former colleagues have said that I'm easy to do business with and that I always
hit the ground running with new projects.

Questions: "Are you looking at other opportunities"?Are you applying for other
jobs?
Answer: Yes, I am exploring several openings that might fit my talents and potential. But
I really want to work for your company, and I will do you a great job.

Questions: "Are you willing to relocate"?


Answer: No, I would prefer to remain here. I have family here and they need my help
from time to time.

Questions: "Where do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years"?


"What are your short-term/long -term goals"?
"Where do you hope to be in five years"?
Answer: Well, Actually that will depend on my performance on the job, and on the growth
and opportunities offered by my employer. I've already demonstrated leadership characteristics
in all my jobs I've held, so I'm very confident that I will take on progressively greater
management responsibilities in the future. That suites me fine. I enjoy building a team,
developing its goals, and then working to accomplish them. It's very rewarding.

Questions: "Why should we hire you?


Answer: Because my high energy and quick learning style enable me to hit the ground
running and size up and solve problems rapidly. I have what it takes to solve problems and do
the job right.My willingness to work will be evident in my commitment to whatever challenges I
undertake. To show fitness, I am reliable, having integrity and will accommodate myself to any
difficulties the job entails.

Questions: "What would be your perfect job? Describe your idea job and/or boss"

Answer: Well, You can have everything in life you want, if you just help enough other
people get what they want. The perfect job for me would be to make it into a higher echelon
than I was, having a vision of what something could be, and helped that vision to come true by
working with bosses, owners, and team members who can have the same or similar vision.
Helping others to get what they want, going the second mile in meeting their needs

Questions: "Tell me about the best/worst decision you made"?


Answer: In my last position as the Asst. store manager, I made a decision in
scheduling. I didn't consider how much work there was in getting all the installers out of the
store. I did my research from the week before and implemented a short survey. This experience
really taught me about planning and doing thorough research before making a decision.
Questions: "What obstacles prevented you from achieving your goals in
your current/last job"?
Answer: I was assigned to the warehouse as the inventory assistant warehouse
manager with a team of installers that seemed to be going in many different directions and had
low morale. It was having a big impact on productivity. I realized quickly that individual team
members were not aware of their colleagues' activities. So I set up regular meetings with
agendas, this definitely helped with project coordination. Improving morale was a bigger task
and took more time to accomplish. But I developed some strategies that helped.

Questions: " What motivates you and how do you motivate others"?
How do you motivate people"?
Answer: Depends on the person. "A one size fits all philosophy doesn't work for all
people". You have to use a different approach for different people.
Sometimes you need to just get out of your office and go find out what another person's
job is and how they do it.

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