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The first interview is a phone interview where the questions are mostly personal. For example, describing yourself, and background. The next interview was in person with my direct supervision. Where the questions were along the lines of personal but more in depth. A specific question that I was asked was “If money was no option what would be your ideal career choice?” The third interview I was joined by my direct supervisor and the business attorney of my specific branch (Impact Title). There I was asked more direct questions of problem solving, what I’ve done in disagreements and so forth. Lastly, I was joined by my general manager of the department and she asked me more in depth questions of problem solving, and when I’ve failed and how I recovered from such failure. In total I had four interviews with my fourth interview being where I accepted my offer.
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Title Coordinator

Interviewed at Betenbough Homes

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Mar 10, 2023

The first interview is a phone interview where the questions are mostly personal. For example, describing yourself, and background. The next interview was in person with my direct supervision. Where the questions were along the lines of personal but more in depth. A specific question that I was asked was “If money was no option what would be your ideal career choice?” The third interview I was joined by my direct supervisor and the business attorney of my specific branch (Impact Title). There I was asked more direct questions of problem solving, what I’ve done in disagreements and so forth. Lastly, I was joined by my general manager of the department and she asked me more in depth questions of problem solving, and when I’ve failed and how I recovered from such failure. In total I had four interviews with my fourth interview being where I accepted my offer.

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