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Durante uma entrevista para o cargo de gerente, os(as) empregadores(as) podem fazer perguntas para testar suas habilidades de comunicação, liderança e trabalho em equipe. Você deverá responder a perguntas que demonstram sua habilidade para motivar e dirigir o pessoal. Ao responder, enfatize sua capacidade de trabalhar bem com outras pessoas, de delegar trabalho e lidar com situações complicadas.

Principais perguntas de entrevista para gerente e como respondê-las

Question 1

Pergunta 1: Como você mede o sucesso no local de trabalho?

How to answer
Como responder: Essa pergunta permite ao entrevistador entender como você define metas, guia os funcionários e avalia o sucesso. Concentre-se no sucesso da sua equipe de trabalho para identificar, planejar e medir o sucesso profissional. Se tiver experiência como gerente, dê exemplos de situações bem-sucedidas no passado.
Question 2

Pergunta 2: Como seria para você despedir um funcionário?

How to answer
Como responder: Essa pergunta testa sua habilidade para lidar com uma tarefa difícil do cargo de gerente com profissionalismo. Sua resposta deve incluir as medidas que tomaria antes da rescisão, incluindo documentação e cooperação com recursos humanos. Se tiver uma experiência prévia nessa questão, descreva os métodos que usou e o que você faria diferente, se for o caso.
Question 3

Pergunta 3: Como você lida com conflitos entre funcionários?

How to answer
Como responder: Essa pergunta permite aos entrevistadores testar sua habilidade de lidar com estresse no ambiente de trabalho, melhorar a comunicação entre o pessoal, lidar com conflitos e formar uma equipe coesa. Descreva os métodos que você usaria para resolver problemas com o pessoal e inclua exemplos de resolução de conflitos de experiências prévias de trabalho. Sua resposta deve demonstrar maturidade e responsabilidade como gerente.

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Math Question: Inbound Flow Question: You are in charge of the department that receives the product in to the building and stows it to the bin where it is accessible by the department. you have two options on how to receive and stow the product. In the first option, you receive the product at 250 units per labor hour and stow it at 100 units per labor hour. You must receive it and stow it for the unit to count for production. This process results in 1% of the units stowed being incorrect. You can find and fix these errors at a rate of 20 units for labor hour with what you believe is almost 100% accuracy. In the second option, you receive and stow the product in one step vs. two. The rate for this process is 80 units per labor hours for receive and stow. This process results in 1.5% of the units being stowed being incorrect. You can find and fix these errors at a rate of 20 units per hour with what you believe is almost 100% accuracy. 1. Which option would you select to process today's units and why? 2. Does your answer change if you are told you must fully process 100,000 units today? If yes, why? 3. Does your answer change if you are told that you have 15 associates today and you must fully produce the maximum amount of units possible? If yes, why?
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Area Manager

Interviewed at Amazon

3.5★
Mar 11, 2011

Math Question: Inbound Flow Question: You are in charge of the department that receives the product in to the building and stows it to the bin where it is accessible by the department. you have two options on how to receive and stow the product. In the first option, you receive the product at 250 units per labor hour and stow it at 100 units per labor hour. You must receive it and stow it for the unit to count for production. This process results in 1% of the units stowed being incorrect. You can find and fix these errors at a rate of 20 units for labor hour with what you believe is almost 100% accuracy. In the second option, you receive and stow the product in one step vs. two. The rate for this process is 80 units per labor hours for receive and stow. This process results in 1.5% of the units being stowed being incorrect. You can find and fix these errors at a rate of 20 units per hour with what you believe is almost 100% accuracy. 1. Which option would you select to process today's units and why? 2. Does your answer change if you are told you must fully process 100,000 units today? If yes, why? 3. Does your answer change if you are told that you have 15 associates today and you must fully produce the maximum amount of units possible? If yes, why?

From the in-person panel interviews: - Uber is opening up a city remotely (i.e. Milwaukee will be operated out of Chicago). How would you make the drivers in Milwaukee feel equal to the drivers in Chicago. This was maybe the worst, most vague question of them all. - Uber drops you in a new market (i.e. Oklahoma City) and says you have two weeks until we open here - go! What do you do? - Say an Uber black car driver makes $30/ride with a 20% commission. How do you convince him to upgrade to a new made up service UberSuper with a 25% commission? What costs will the driver incur in upgrading. How much more will he have to make each week, etc. Note: it's not enough to just walk them through mentally how you'd do this, be prepared to do the math on the fly. Very annoying. - An Uber competitor opens in your city with unlimited cash capital, if you were them how would you steal Uber's customers? If you were Uber how would you convince drivers not to leave?
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Operations and Logistics Manager

Interviewed at Uber

3.7★
Mar 13, 2014

From the in-person panel interviews: - Uber is opening up a city remotely (i.e. Milwaukee will be operated out of Chicago). How would you make the drivers in Milwaukee feel equal to the drivers in Chicago. This was maybe the worst, most vague question of them all. - Uber drops you in a new market (i.e. Oklahoma City) and says you have two weeks until we open here - go! What do you do? - Say an Uber black car driver makes $30/ride with a 20% commission. How do you convince him to upgrade to a new made up service UberSuper with a 25% commission? What costs will the driver incur in upgrading. How much more will he have to make each week, etc. Note: it's not enough to just walk them through mentally how you'd do this, be prepared to do the math on the fly. Very annoying. - An Uber competitor opens in your city with unlimited cash capital, if you were them how would you steal Uber's customers? If you were Uber how would you convince drivers not to leave?

Consider a lift lobby where people are waiting for the lift. Now when lift arrives people get in irrespective of who came first. Thus, the person who came first keeps waiting and others keep getting in. Design a lift system which can solve the problem of this person.
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Program Manager

Interviewed at Microsoft

4★
Jul 5, 2012

Consider a lift lobby where people are waiting for the lift. Now when lift arrives people get in irrespective of who came first. Thus, the person who came first keeps waiting and others keep getting in. Design a lift system which can solve the problem of this person.

You are on a game show. There are three doors, behind one of which is a prize and the other two is a chunk of coal, and the host knows which door holds the prize. You choose door #1. Before it is opened, the host opens door #3 and reveals a lump of coal. You have the choice to stick with the door you chose originally or switch to door #2. What do you do?
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Program Manager

Interviewed at Microsoft

4★
Jan 27, 2011

You are on a game show. There are three doors, behind one of which is a prize and the other two is a chunk of coal, and the host knows which door holds the prize. You choose door #1. Before it is opened, the host opens door #3 and reveals a lump of coal. You have the choice to stick with the door you chose originally or switch to door #2. What do you do?

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