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Signup date: 19 Aug 2011 at 7:35am

Last login: 09 Dec 2011 at 3:44am

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

Answer samples for my questions list: http://interviewquestionsandanswers.biz/customer-service-interview-questions-and-answers/
Hope this helps...

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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Hi all,
I want to share you 150 Accounting interview questions and answers.
They're divided into 6 group of questions:
-Common interview questions with answers
-Accounts payable
-Accounts receivables
-Cashier/Accounting
-Cost accounting
-General accountant
Moreover, you can see many tips for accounting interview.
It's really useful for candidats who apply for accounting positions or the recruiters.
I hope this helps!

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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The interview questions below can be used for customer service positions such as: Customer service manager, Customer service assistant, Customer service supervisor, Customer service coordinator, Customer service rep etc
I hope that it's useful for the candidats and the recruiters.
1. Give me an idea to measure the customer service?
2. How would you manage your angry clients?
3. Explain with an example, how would you handle a situation where a customer is asking for something, which is not in the interest of the company or which would violate a policy of the company?
4. Can you explain how you contact or initiate communications with customers?
5. Describe how you resolved a challenging and complex situation to the customer’s satisfaction?
6. How would you respond if a customer makes a request that violates your employer’s policy?
7. Why do you think you are suitable for a customer service position?
8. What are your weaknesses with respect to customer service? What do you intend to do about it?
9. If you realize that the customer is wrong, or being unreasonable, how would you convey this to him or her? How would you deal with the situation?
10. Under what circumstances would you escalate the customer’s query or problem to your supervisor or boss?
If you have more, pls add.
If you can give suggestions for any question, pls share! It's really useful.

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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Hi all,
I want to share 44 ineterview questions which are the most asked in web service interview. i hope it's useful for candidats and recruiters. Some of questions are answers, you can see by clicking on each question at the source.
1. Tell me about yourself?
2. What are your greatest weaknesses?
3. Why are you leaving this position?
4. What experience do you have in Web services field?
5. What have you done to improve your Web services knowledge in the last year?
6. What have you learned from mistakes on the Web services job?
7. What is the transport protocol you use to call a Web service SOAP
8. What does WSDL stand for?
9. Where on the Internet would you look for Web Services?
10. What does WSDL stand for?
11. True or False: To test a Web service you must create a windows application or Web application to consume this service?
12. What are the various ways of accessing a web service?
13. What are VSDISCO files?
14. How does dynamic discovery work?
15. Is it possible to prevent a browser from caching an ASPX page?
16. What does AspCompat=”true” mean and when should I use it?
17. Can two different programming languages be mixed in a single ASMX file?
18. What namespaces are imported by default in ASMX files?
19. What is WSDL?
20. What is a Windows Service and how does its lifecycle differ from a “standard” EXE?
If you have answer for any question, Pls post here. It's useful for our community.
Best rgs!

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

Do you have Production manager job description? Pls share!

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

I believe it always appears in interview. What should I say and what should I not?
Do you have any tips for this question?

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

The way employers set up interviews are just the same as they do with face to face ones. Managers and recruiters are hired to make phone interviews to screen candidates from a pool of applicants for employment.

Spending time on reviewing all regular questions raised during the phone interview is of great importance and then be well prepared for your answers. Beside, set up the plan for a phone talk saying about your background and skills.

Practice on 33 Phone interview questions at :http://interviewquestionsandanswers.biz/phone-interview-questions

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

Do you have any tips for answering questions in interview? Please share your experiences and your knowledges.

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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I guess you should use search box to find some templates or suggestions or tips.
Some samples can be found at http://coverlettersamples.biz
Hope this helps!

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

Quote From squigglies:

I have a PhD interview tomorrow (biochemical-related) and due to my being utterly useless, I've done very little preparation!

I have the rest of the evening and tomorrow morning to learn enough to make it sounds like I know what I'm doing. Does anyone have any suggestions/advice? Or is it basicaly a lost cause?

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I guess you get hold of the latest publications of your potential supervisors. Read them, form an opinion of them and be ready to critique and discuss them. But be willing to say there were things you didn't understand or quite get in the papers especially if they are quite technical or in an area you are not familiar with - just demonstrate that you have read them and are interested in them. They'll be looking for enthusiasm, genuine interest and potential as much as for your current level of knowledge and understanding. Also, in discussing any piece of research, remember its important to be critical, understand its limitations and alternative ways of looking at things.

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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Quote From rinawm:

Soo... if you get asked at an interview for a PhD whether you have applied for other PhDs aside from the one you are being interviewed for what's the best answer?

I was honest and said I had applied for others. Should I have lied? Would you think this would be used against me?

Any feedback is welcome. Now just nervously waiting to hear back from this...

Last week, I was asked if I appied to another company and what I think if they didn't pay as at other. I answer honestly. I think I don't have best answers. :-(
How to answer in your opinion?
Some suggestions are given here maybe useful http://interviewquestionstoask.info. Please refer.

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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Quote From anab01:

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Hi Friend,
Here are some important and obvious interview questions that will help you in your interviews at the time of job or admission in college.
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Management Interview Questions

I don't see any question? Is there problem? If you can, please send again.

Quote From johnterry807:

Hi,
I am also very interested in this subject, but the reference is very limited. You can share documents as well as experience? Thanks!

I searched Google and found some useful stuff. The following management interview question list will help you prepare. These are the questions that job seekers often ask about. You need to be able to answer all questions truthfully and professionally.
- Why are you considering leaving your present job?
- What are your goals for the future?
- How do you handle stress and pressure?
- What do you know about our company?
- We have met several candidates. Why are you the one we should hire?
- What are your greatest strengths?
- Tell me about your greatest weakness?
Hopefully these interview questions will help you. It is important to customize the answers for your specific background and experience. Get your idea first, I’ll provide effective answers to these tough interview questions later.
Continue my post, please see auggestions for this questions list at http://interviewquestionsandanswers.biz. Be successful in your interview!

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helianthusdd 26 posts
13 years ago

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Quote From ady:

How long is too long, how short is too short? :-(

Just wondering if anybody has any advice on the optimum length for a cover letter. I was told by a professor that an academic cover letter should be between 1-2 pages long. All advice I can find on other types of cover letters state that they should be no more than one page. I am just about to apply for a non academic job but in a third level institution so am confused how long the cover letter should be. Any advice greatly received.

In general, you shouldn’t let your cover letter exceed one page.

Keeping your cover letter short serves several purposes.

First, it shows that you know how to organize your thoughts in a clear and logical manner.

Second, it shows that you know how to present your ideas concisely.

Finally, it indicates that you respect the hiring manager’s time and understand that she has a lot of cover letters and resumes to read.

If you want to know more, you can refer at http://coverlettersamples.biz. I hope this helps you!

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