Companies rely on service representatives to answer customer questions and address customer complaints and concerns. Prepare to answer questions assessing your communication skills, empathy for customers, and problem-solving abilities. Be ready to draw on your experience as a service representative and as a consumer.
1) Tell me about a time when you demonstrated great customer service by promoting or up selling a product or service the customer may not have otherwise considered? What specifically did the customer come in to buy and what were you able to up sell to him/her? 2) Describe a time when you were able to make a significant contribution to a team effort, goal or objective.
What would coworkers say you could improve on?
Have you ever worked before?
The questions are fairly standard and there was nothing that popped out as unusual or overly difficult. In a customer service position you can expect to be asked to role play a difficult call. (They're gauging how pleasant you are, not how knowledgeable you are!) The only question that sort of stood out to me was when I was asked if I had ever been convicted or plead guilty to anything. I answered no honestly, and the interviewer asked me about three more times, as if probing to see if I'd "crack" under the pressure. You will have to pass a criminal background check. It made me feel uncomfortable. Aside from that, it's all pretty standard.
Q: What other jobs are you applying to be sides Geico.
What is your spirit animal?
In the second interview the manager came in and said I have 2 questions... "What was a recent piece of technology that you added to your life and how has it affected it?" and "When have you struggled with technology and how did you overcome the obstacle?"
Tell me about yourself and describe previous job description
How would you deal with a difficult patient?
WHy you will be a good add to the company
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