“customer Leads”
I’m going for an interview. What kind of questions are they going to ask?
The job is a Macy’s supervisory position or “team lead” position.
The plan so far is to create a 5 year plan and have it thought through.
To be able to answer the following questions:
Who I am.
What do I want from Macy’s?
Describe a situation where you had to help resolve a difficult situation in the past such as a difficult customer.
What would you do if two of your subordinates got into a yelling match?
Please help me think of others they may ask. I really want to go in prepared.
Thanks!
Ok, your going to be the team captain at Macy’s.
1. set your alarm clock because you’ll have to be up early 
I always see people leaving for work, and for some reason they don’t seem happy.
2. Who are you? I guess you’ll have to be “down the earth” since their the BOSS. Just say something nice with a twist of sarcasm.
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