QUOTE(renyyz @ Jan 5 2016, 01:59 PM)
guys, i got question. i go interview before and hr ask me about
"if u are in team to do work, and then you found out one of the member can't/didn't do their work , as a leader/members of team, what should you do?".
actually i have predict this question and already discuss with my friend a night before. my friend say what should i do is i need to find a right/suitable job for the member who can't do their work.
but when i answer the question, that hr say i can't do like that in real job world. because every worker have already assign for their specific work so u cannot change their work at your will.
so, what actually the right answer for this question?
When I was being interviewed for a managerial position previously, I got asked this question too. He then stressed on kicking people off if they under-performed."if u are in team to do work, and then you found out one of the member can't/didn't do their work , as a leader/members of team, what should you do?".
actually i have predict this question and already discuss with my friend a night before. my friend say what should i do is i need to find a right/suitable job for the member who can't do their work.
but when i answer the question, that hr say i can't do like that in real job world. because every worker have already assign for their specific work so u cannot change their work at your will.
so, what actually the right answer for this question?
As for myself asking this question during an interview session, I am actually looking for how would that leader come up with the solutions in handling it. I wouldn't say there is a right or wrong answer. Just wanting to focus on the problem solving skills (teamwork and etc).
This post has been edited by babybell: Jan 6 2016, 02:52 PM
Jan 6 2016, 02:52 PM

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