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E-Commerce Product Manager was asked...12 January 2018

It was so long ago, I don't remember. Their 3rd party didn't get back to me for over a month.

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Lol. No thanks.

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Report them for online employment fraud. You can report to FTC, IC3, FBI, etc.

Field Manager/E-Commerce Site was asked...28 July 2013

They asked me my rank in my High School class. Also did I feel that I was going to achieve my goals and dreams.

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I said that I ranked Number two in class of 1560 students and yes I believed that I was going to achieve my goals Less

E-Commerce Manager was asked...7 January 2019

Do you have a resume?

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Yes.

E-Commerce Manager was asked...1 February 2021

Perché il passaggio dalla mia ex azienda a Dolce & Gabbana.

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Ho sempre voluto lavorare per una delle migliori aziende del lusso.

E-Commerce Account Manager was asked...2 November 2020

What is one experience you’ve had where you had a measurable impact on a company you’ve worked for?

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Changing pricing for thousands of listings on eBay to reduce unprofitable listings Less

E-Commerce Manager was asked...2 June 2021

what would be the biggest challenge for you when joining add people?

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The 9-5 routine; coming from uni and because of covid the work/life balance may be hard to get used to. Less

E-Commerce Manager was asked...14 September 2021

Describe your past workin experiences

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I describe my past workin experiences

E-Commerce Product Manager was asked...20 December 2022

Once my session was scheduled, I was interviewed by current product manager from the company. I was asked the question “ What would be a service that you would suggest that Google creates for the world five years from now?“ I was a bit surprised by this question, because materials that I was given didn’t prepare me for it. The person who was interviewing me seem to be in a large room, so I heard lots of noise, like static.

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Whenever I said something, they couldn’t hear me. Whenever they said something, I had to get them to repeat it over and over again. The other part was, it was a language barrier. English was not my interviewer’s first language. Some of the words that I shared in my interview, the interviewer asked for clarification, as if there could be another interpretation of the word. For instance, I spoke of delivering an item to a customer’s driveway. The interviewer asked me what was a driveway? It started to become very awkward at some point, so I didn’t have a good feeling about outcomes. Less