
Clifford Power Systems Interview Questions
& Process
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Clifford Power Systems.
Branch Manager
It started with three phone interviews. Then, I had a face-to-face with the operations manager. We talked a lot about my availability, which all depended on the owners opening the new branch. After those hurdles were cleared, the hiring process picked up speed and stayed on schedule. It was a bit awkward when the position was put on hold until the owner approved, but that was back when the branch was just starting to be planned.
- Were there any aspects of the job or company that caused you concern?
Branch Manager
The process was a bit different than others as we were part of a purchase of another company. The typical process is the posting of the job, the receipt of the resume, and if applicable a phone interview, a face to face interview, and an online assessment. The company is committed to personally reaching out to everyone that participates in the process from the phone interview on.
- What were the most difficult questions pertaining to this particular position, especially regarding reasonable but accurate expectations of the market?
- How do you see CPS's aggressive market penetration strategy impacting expectations?
- What are the expectations given CPS's aggressive market penetration?
Branch Manager
The interview process was pretty straightforward with direct questions. However, I was asked to outline a 90-day plan to fix a struggling branch, even though I wouldn't have had much info about its inner workings beforehand. I think any manager would need more details before making a quick decision.
- How would you approach turning around a failing branch in your first 90 days?
Branch Manager
I had a couple of phone interviews with two people, then got an email for a face-to-face interview. I was told to bring a 90-day plan for the role, which was a bit unexpected since I didn't know why the position was open or what challenges there might be. There were six people interviewing for the role. The main interview had me and four people from Clifford. It felt pretty relaxed, but they were really prepared and asked clear questions. You could tell it's a well-run company with a family vibe.
- Could you tell me about the last business book you read?
Clifford Power Systems Interview Questions
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