Goal: Prevent an ego hire. We want people who can conform to a process — uniformity, structure, T-charting, sales scripts — instead of "winging it." Complete at least two fields.
Tell me about a time you had to sell something you didn't fully believe in at first.
How do you handle rejection or a "no"?
When was the last time you received feedback you didn't agree with? How did you respond?
Do you prefer structure and scripts, or freedom and improvisation? Why?
Xfinity sales scenarios — listen for how they think on their feet.
A customer walks in just to pay their bill. How would you turn that into a sales conversation?
If a customer walks into the store yelling, upset about their bill, what would you do to help diffuse the situation?
A customer says "I'm happy with my current provider, I'm just looking." What's your next move?