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Customer Service Manager Interviews
Customer Service Manager Interview Questions
"Employers are looking for a customer service manager who has the leadership qualities to motivate their team, but also knows how to provide exceptional customer service. Great communication and people skills are necessary for dealing with customer service representatives, as well as the customers, in all situations. In an interview context, be prepared to role-play scenarios where you have to give someone negative feedback, but also when you receive it as well. Questions encompass how you coach, motivate, and develop a successful sales and customer service team. To leave the best impression, bring a polite and tactful attitude to prove that you are the right fit for the job."
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They provide a sampling of their guiding principles so that you have some structure. Their guiding/leadership principles amount to 30 different points., from which they draw their questions. They use the STAR method. They emphasize not using the same examples with the different interviewers. Thats a strike against you. So if you have a minimum of 7 interviews and 30 leadership principles there is a potential of 210 questions to draw from, from which they recommend you write out examples prior to the interview. They also stated up front they know that no one is perfect and that it can be a stressful process. They seemed very reasonable and especially kind, except for one. Looking back, I'm not sure how sincere they really were, but I will look at the experience as a learning opportunity as I continue my job search. For those interviewing with them, my advice PREPARE. I felt I had prepared well and followed to a tee their STAR method as I used in interviewing people, and provided great examples, I was apparently not what they were looking for and I'm sure something better is around the corner.
To describe my management style.
All the information that will make me fit for the job.
what is your legacy?
There is an interview book of situational behavior questions that are tied to leadership principles. Pretty generic "Tell me about a time where" stuff.
Tell me about yourself
“What is your greatest failure, and what did you learn from it?
How do do measure your customers satisfaction with your process improvements?
Would you be interested in moving 3 levels down from your current position?
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