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You have to stay ready, not get ready

It’s all about taking care of your guest and using your knowledge and experience to explain in a way the customer understands how to best take care of their vehicle

When you're asked if you have any questions or concerns

I've worked as a concrete subcontractor for the last 30 years. The previous time I function in 1st and 2nd level retail mgmt. Team with Walmart, TG&Y, ZALE CORPORATION CATALOG DIVISION. I'M NOT DONE YET SEEKING OTHER INTERESTS

Cyber Security. Because it has been an integral part of my personality and character.

Me interesa un trabajo desde casa, como puedo conseguir

Have a directors license and have managed a business, owned a school of my own,and drove commercially which shows that I am very versatile in what a job requires alot of flexibility.

I am loyal,team player and I never call in.

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Super Power Would be to to reach as many people as possible to helpn in any way I can.

My Super Power...The Power of Flight. This would enable me to reach many quickly and efficiently to help.

Reading minds so I could communicate with anyone regardless of language

Calm be relaxed don't over dobit by trying way to hard

Remember how my employees felt when I interviewed them. Being positive and honest in my abilities to show future employers how I can add value to their company.

Some people think they can’t do a lot of things just don’t give it a try and I tell them we all have a purpose you want know unless you try it, a quitter never wins.

In my previous role, I had to give difficult feedback to a colleague who was repeatedly arriving late for their shift handover. This was affecting patient flow and causing delays in documentation.

I first made sure to speak with them privately and approached the conversation calmly and respectfully. Instead of accusing them, I explained the impact their lateness was having on the team and patient care. I used specific examples and focused on behaviour rather than personality.

They explained they were struggling with childcare arrangements, which I wasn’t aware of. We discussed possible solutions, including adjusting their shift start slightly and improving communication when delays were unavoidable.

After our conversation, their punctuality improved significantly, and team communication became smoother. The experience taught me the importance of addressing issues early, being empathetic, and focusing on solutions rather than blame.”

If you tell me your job role (for example healthcare, office, retail), I can tailor the answer specifically to your field.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years!

So tell me about yourself? I hate that question