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Front Desk Interviews
Front Desk Interview Questions
Working as a front desk clerk demands a candidate who can provide impeccable customer service under pressure, while maintaining a professional demeanor. Interviewers will be interested in how you will go above and beyond to make every customer satisfied, so an understanding of protocol and patience is necessary. You may be asked about how you would contribute to the team and role-play a scenario where you must deal with an angry guest. Present yourself as being an upbeat, jovial, and attentive potential employee to make the best impression.
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What were your duties while working at [my previous employer]?
How I deal with difficult people.
How soon can you join?
What makes you interested in the job
Previous experience, skills , references
A question on the math test involving grammar school mathematics. I was thrown by the question with fractions. It seems silly but it threw me. Other than that nothing was difficult or unexpected.
The best question they asked me was at the end when they asked if I had any questions? They covered all the basics like strengths, weaknesses and why I would be good fit, but it made me feel like they cared when they asked if I had any questions before ending the interview.
Why do you want this job?
How do you feel about working under pressure? (There are times when you'll have a group of 5 or more walk into the lobby, all needing to be checked in separately, and you're the only one working.
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