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Feb 18, 2011

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I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Red Ventures (Charlotte, NC) in Feb 2011

Interview

Two part interview. Behaviorial and then case interview. The case interview consisted of a chart in which a calling company displayed the conversion rates of four of its telephone operators ( in converting sales per phone call). Simple statistic questions were asked of the data.

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Question 1

Why is one telephone operator able to convert 4 calls into sales out of a total of 10 calls, compared to one of her peers who was able to convert 46 calls into sales out of a total of 521 calls? What might that telephone operator be doing differently in order to have such an abnormally high conversion rate ( but relatively low call volume)?

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Question 2

If the cost of each phone call cost the company 10 dollars while a sale results in 100 dollars to the company, how would you make a convincing argument to the employees that have a low conversion rates of calls to sale that they can't go through 400+ calls and only make <50 sales?

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