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Just a normal interview questions.
Extremely basic knowledge. Can you look at this? Can you tell me what you see? Do you know not to leave when on duty? Okay good.
They ask the basic questions plus a few more
How would I react to someone who phone in sick.
How to treat clients and visitors
Why would you be interested in working for the Canadian Corps of Commissionaires?
What are your expectations with this job.
Do you wish to make this your career.
They often ask questions where they provide a scenario and ask how you would respond.
They ask if you had any questions for them as a company.
What are your expectations with this job.
Do you wish to make this your career.
They often ask questions where they provide a scenario and ask how you would respond.
They ask if you had any questions for them as a company.
Pretty standard questions for a general job application, however they change depending on the specific position you've applied to. Be prepared to showcase strengths and weaknesses, talk about various scenarios regarding stressful situations etc.
They asked some scenario questions such as, “if you were working an overnight shift and a manager of the building you were working in comes to the door with no ID wanting to get in what do you do?” Or another was “what would you do if you were working a shift alone and you got a call from a family member saying there’s been an emergency and that you need to leave right away” I got a lot of those types of questions as well as “what characteristics would you NOT want to see in your co workers” and “what do you think are good qualities for a security guard to have”
Why are you the right person for the position as advertised?
How do you deal with conflict in the workplace?