A goal-setting environment that involves quarterly performances. Exceeding overall expectations on performances will likely get you a 4 to 5% increase; that is not too easy to accomplish.
Yearly assessments on various cross-channel processes enhance knowledge, but scores are monitored to be successful/passing at 80% or greater.
Lots of departmental/location changes, resulting in closed job sites.
Meetings on top of meetings to get aligned with other like departments where teammates are in various states. Some teammates are not so helpful, unless there is room to be noticed by upper management. Monitored with numbers, productivity led to what some may call favoritism.
There used to be a point system where points were valued for company store purchases. These points used to be easy to accomplish, but in the last 5 years, points did not come by so easily, due to cost/budgeting.
Update management/people skills. My last manager was good.
Typical behavior questions. How did you feel when? What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? Name a time you disagreed with your boss. What can you add to the question?
The interviewer I met with used the STAR (situation, task, action, result) method and asked 5 questions. She was very positive and encouraging throughout the process. After the interview had ended, she asked if I had any questions and was pleased t
Easy interview. First step was a HireVue that asked four easy behavioral questions. After that, I was scheduled for two back-to-back phone interviews with employees. They weren't technical. The first was strictly behavioral, and the second asked abou
Typical behavior questions. How did you feel when? What are your strengths? What are your weaknesses? Name a time you disagreed with your boss. What can you add to the question?
The interviewer I met with used the STAR (situation, task, action, result) method and asked 5 questions. She was very positive and encouraging throughout the process. After the interview had ended, she asked if I had any questions and was pleased t
Easy interview. First step was a HireVue that asked four easy behavioral questions. After that, I was scheduled for two back-to-back phone interviews with employees. They weren't technical. The first was strictly behavioral, and the second asked abou