"As a Human Resources Director, you'll be responsible for implementing and enforcing new HR policies, handling ethical violations, and keeping the office culture enjoyable and healthy. Expect to discuss your experience working in HR and provide examples of how you've resolved conflicts in the past. Your interviewer will want to know if you are capable of creating and implementing new policies, so be ready to offer suggestions to various HR issues such as employee recruiting or compensation."
They asked 3 times in different ways about working with others in the office. For example: Name a time you had difficulty with someone in the workplace and how did you fix it. Then they wanted to know about how would I get to know the people in the office. How do I make friends...I started seeing a pattern and decided midway they weren't going to give me a chance.
HR was textbook behavioral interview questions - no personality
Introduce yourself
Toward the end of the interview, they asked me if I had any questions.
None, because the appointment for the interview was never kept.
Why do you want to work for Wallick?
Name challenging situation where I didn't know the information, how I solved it
Tell us about a time when you did not get a lone with a co-worker.
They asked about how I handle conflict with a co-worker. Want to know how I managed the situation with the co-worker without having to get management involved.
Name your strengths and weaknesses. Would you be able to take this position and make it work for Finance and HR? Sine this is a new position that the company is taking on?
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