Field service manager Interview Questions
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Field Service Manager interview questions shared by candidates
Tell me about your sales experience.
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It's good and want to be speak polite to the customers and want to interact with them that he wants to like come back to the shop again Less
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It was quite exciting. Because different types of customers comes to me and everybody have their own need. So i always try to fulfill their needs,so that they can come to us again. Less
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It’s good experience to me because i can interact with different customers that make me more knowledge and good contacts with them and also according to that i can understand there needs so we can full filling their needs. Less
I always find the question about expected salary to be the hardest to answer
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I generally give a range of about 10-15k. Start with your lowest acceptable salary and range up to what you would hope to get. Less
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I had the same experience regarding the expected salary and I returned the question to the lady calling me on phone: What is the range of the salary for this position in your company? and she refused to answer so I told her if she could give me offer and base on it we will negotiate the salary. It is always a good practice to first find out about the range of the salary from the company to avoid the mistake of expecting too much or too less. Less
How would your past employee's describe your management style?
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I thought all of the interviews went well and the fact that I had made it through 3 gave me hope. I was very disappointed when I did not even get a phone call saying thanks but we I have gone with someone else. I think knowing what I know now I am probably better off not having gone to work for Ricoh. Less
How comfortable do you feel working with tools in the field?
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Very comfortable, as I have previous experience in installation
Do I have a book of business I can bring to their organization.? What is your preferred sales methodology? Do you have any formal sales training? What type of sales process do you typically engage in?
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No, it belongs to my former employer.
