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As much as you want to sell your self in a good light, do not make the mistake of exaggerating your current position. Add some of your routine tasks to make it realistic and don’t neglect tings like paperwork. Try to be in the interviewers shoes as you answer this question. A job you have been doing for years should be part of you already and as such; you must know all the tasks you undertake. Try to show them that you plan well before you begin work and after you attain your goals, you review the process to see how you could be more efficient.

You’re not just going to get the job and slouch into complacency. You’re there to slay. This shows you want to hit the ground running—and that you’re eager to help. As a bonus, you might get some insight into the company’s as-yet-unknown quirks.

Seems like cheating. But it’s a great way to give yourself a moment to explain any holes in your resume or further justify the ways in which you might meet the listed job requirements. It’s a great way to give one last defense of yourself before the decisions are made. And, who knows, you could just assuage someone’s concerns enough to make them hire you.

It’s stressful. There’s a lot of hours one day, like 14 hours and 2 new jobs and physically demanding. Other days, nothing. It’s not very reliable but during the summer, you’re going to get tons of hours. During the winter, you might as well find another part-time job.

The interview is actually the prime time to ask this question. Again, it shows your forward thinking and your desire to excel and exceed their expectations. It also gives you a great blueprint for how to render yourself an asset as quickly as possible—much better than a vague idea of the tasks required and the typical workload.

The major transport issues in warehousing are

☛ Costs

☛ Delays

☛ Tracking and communications

☛ Warehouse Safety

Questions such as this one are asked with the aim of getting you to discuss some of your qualities, perhaps hidden that you wouldn’t have mentioned if you weren’t asked.

“Well, my colleagues will tell you they can count on me. They will tell you that I am a team player and someone they enjoy working with.”

Medical insurance, time off, home time, disability coverage, 401(k) matching; these are all important factors in whether you should accept a job or continue looking for a new one.

Doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be comfortable or happy in the position offered. But does mean that you’re hungry. That you would be willing to work up in the company. And that they might be hiring someone who will go the distance with them. Try to emphasize your enthusiasm about the company itself.

The essence of this question is to test your composure, ability to solve problems and staying true to the task, even in unfavorable conditions. Give an example of a time where you were faced with a challenge and what you did to remedy the situation. In the process, highlight how you were calm and in control till everything was okay.

Reverse Logistics is the collection of all processes that come into play for goods that move in the reverse directions which means transportation of goods customer to the business.

Yes, it’s a question you should ask, even if you shouldn’t ask it first. Ask all of the questions about the job first, then lead into the question of pay.

This one could be framed as: “Why did you decide to work here?” or even “You’ve been at this company a while, what keeps you motivated by being here?” You can learn a lot about the company culture as well as its structure this way. Plus, it gives you a break from talking about yourself.

The technique of transporting inventory which are grouped into small batches at one go is known as batch picking.

Transport is the movement of the goods from one point to the other. It is considered as part of logistics.