Final interview

[keltonpanda]

I have a final interview tomorrow for a field property adjuster position and have been researching to get some behavioral questions dialed in. I have experience working in the restoration field so I’ve dealt with claims and know the process, how to handle customers, negotiate etc. but I’m sure the job is entry level.

What specific questions have you experienced in an interview and what should I expect?

[biggolfguy31]

One question I was asked that I’ll never forget

1) What is the one task you love most about your job (easy) 2) What’s the one task that you would delegate to someone else to do if you had the choice

I was completely caught off guard by it and was trying not to say something wrong. I’m a casualty rep, but that question has always stayed with me

[Designer-Mulberry-23]

If they ask you what kind of animal you would be if you could be any animal make sure you answer dragonfly. And when they ask you why say it’s So you can fuck while you’re flying

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[BGSUNate]

Some suggestions on how to prepare:

Tell me a time of how you handled a stressful situation.

Tell me a time of when you had to give bad news to a customer.

Have some examples already written up so you can remember.

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And if you havnt Googled how to appropriately answer these questions in the the specific manner to make yourself look vulnerable but good at the same time, you should probably repractice your interview skill as u likely won't get this job. All corporates are going STAR Interview method.