Head of operations Interview Questions
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How will you bring change in the organisation without creating turbulance
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100% truly focus on my work. Whenever it is bring change i focus on my new ideas, ask senior for necessary changes And fully confident on my performance. Less
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Make a good case study, take a buyin from the top management, make presentations to the management team and concerned officers. Ask their opinion, make changes whereever necessary. Then implement it Less
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what a dumb question and what a dumb answer.. its like asking Q: How well would you obey us? A: Sir, 100% Less

Een aantal vragen over mijn achtergrond, inzoemend naar specifieke situaties en hoe ik omging met bepaalde situaties. Digitale/e-commerce vaardigheden waren belangrijke pluspunten waar ze meer over wilde weten. En vervolgens enkele "wat als...?" vragen, zoals "wat als je de CEO was van klant X, welke 3 dingen zou je veranderen in de huidige strategie en werkwijze? Meest verrassende vraag: " Wat is het beste boek dat je ooit hebt gelezen?"
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Pinkeltje in Pornoland ! Geweldig
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Toni Morrison - Beloved
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Machiavelli in Brussels.

After some shadowing and basic knowledge, we explored how to best grow and begin to get ROI from new outbound channels. Would not have been an easy question for a junior Marketer.
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Based on experience with outbound channels I answered on what I expected ROI to be through personal experience and knowledge of industry averages. Less
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This review feels false. Did the CEO write this? A good marketer would need more data to answer the expected ROI on a program question. Without data, this is a useless question. Less
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No, I was a real candidate who got a real offer and am in no way affiliated with the company currently. I understand your point and agree that being data-driven is always important to a Marketer, however I think data-driven decision making is implicit in the term ROI. For any company there are key growth metrics like CAC which there is an industry standard in SaaS and if you know that number you can very easily extrapolate backward to necessary floor of ROI per channel. A good marketer would try to work to discover a ceiling and continue to improve outbound channels, but if you fell below a cost/pipeline ratio for an unhealthy CAC you should reassess investing in that channel. Less

What is the most important thing I would I expect from my boss
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Honest , loyal and supportive
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Salary
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Together we can make right

Why do you want to work in Numoni?
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And my prayers to you too. May God forgive our sins inflicted to ourself and others and protect our famillies at all times. For He is the provider and He never fails. And may our hearts be guarded at all times for everything flows from the heart. Less
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The products in the website were innovative and appealing.
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Doctored comments ... Hahaha

Where do you see yourself in the next 5-10 years?
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Perhaps I will become a manager of a store.
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Cna
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Inside your child, or children.

The most common questions are about yourself, what you can contribute to the company if you are selected and why they will hire you.
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i will give to department for my best and best.

How would I deal with students who may not understand the value of education?
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I explained that I'd create an effective academic space condusive to learning where students could foster a yearning for more knowledge. I'd teach in a way that relates to individual learning styles and applicable to their reality. Less
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I always believe in " purposes/reasons " if one knows why they are doing something, it takes on a whole new meaning. Children can be very self observant. Therefore, if you bring the focus to them and ask them why they are here, why did you get out of bed to be here, what is in your back pack who put it there and why? Make it all about them, it worked for me for many years. Yes,yes, yes, the environment plays a huge role in a child's acceptance to wanting to be part of it. Have them help set it up. Allow them to be part of the decisions about their home away from home. Less
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Yes that's very true and once they are able to understand class systems, acceptable behaviors, begin to show growth and development and the ability to speak English, you then may very well take that extra step in having them become more autonomous with how they want to learn and be more hands on with decision making..the key is consistency, organized systems, behavior and classroom management and then everything else falls into place.. Less

How do you handle deadlines?
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How flexible are you?
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I make sure that I do my work on time and correctly to avoid procrastination, I use to work fast but efficiently as possible Less
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I am so flexible In a way that I may handle multiple projects at a time, generally I do one project at a time. All of my work requires collaboration, so I use team environment to check for errors, that make me to bring out the best results in any project in any environment. Less

There is a critical deliverable that requires a key resource to work overtime and on weekends to deliver. He however does not want to stretch beyond office hours to meet the client expectations, despite being compensated handsomely for the extra effort. How will you handle this situation?
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Understand the reasons behind his denial. Identify the problem and support him with empathy. Coming back to deliverables, identify the dependency with that critical resource like his relationship with stakeholders is unique or his availability at late hour meeting, or his niche technical skills. Solutions are different for each dependency. Offer your flexibility with different options. A good professional always agrees with options that don't concern him. Long-term plan is to train your team with cross skills and make your backup plans for each crucial resource. Less
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this is silly, just dont make a blanket statement, as a leader / manager get a breakdown of the task and tell him clearly like 2 weeks working on weekend etc. For every day worked on weekend, give 2 days comp off is what i would do to motivate him, after all no one wants to work on weekends when your own managers are taking it easy. Less