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      Customer Field Representative Interview

      6 June 2016
      Anonymous employee
      New York, NY

      Other Customer Field Representative interview reviews for Con Edison

      Customer Field Representative Interview

      11 June 2012
      Anonymous interview candidate
      Brooklyn, NY
      No offer
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Average interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 5 months. I interviewed at Con Edison (New York, NY) in Mar 2015

      Interview

      It took a few months. each step is basically weekly - 2 weeks until you're waiting for orientation date. email, you take written driven test, then cfr test, road test, interview, -next interview- last interview is role play, then medical screening

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      How do you feel about working in all weather conditions?
      Answer question
      10
      Positive experience
      Difficult interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at Con Edison (Brooklyn, NY) in Apr 2012

      Interview

      First exam is fully computerized, it will check your English knowledge, basic math and vocabulary; some people will loose their chance to continue after the first part if this exam. In the first part is no calculators, you need to do some math and reasoning. They will give you calculators to solve second part, I got lost a bit in meter ratings, but since it was a timed test, I tried to guess for my best knowledge. If you pass it, they will let you know by phone and then email. Then second exam is scheduled, it is simulated customer interaction, you will hear how CS speaks and then will record your own and listen to it, and then in graded section you will be given a chance to come up with your own words to speak to a customer (prior recorded). Before you leave, they will let you know if your work is accepted. The result of this test if positive, will end up in a congratulation call to schedule your panel interview in a call center directly. Two persons will give you series of questions read from a booklet to see how you will handle different situations, behave with difficult customer, or describe your abilities. That was a hard part for me, I not such a good speaker, so I got an email like on 3rd day, that I did not pass it. If I would it would end up in 6-8 week training, full time from 8-4:30pm in their Queens based Learning Center (very nice facility, testing is done there), and then job placement at any given shift, part time 20 hours a week, any type of weather. The position is an entry point for may jobs with ConEd, so I see why they always hire. Lately I heard, that you can reapply in 6 month if you did not pass again. Not sure if I would.

      Interview questions [1]

      Question 1

      How would you behave if a customer is very angry and cursing and it's a second customer already?
      1 Answer
      19

      Customer Field Representative Interview

      23 Dec 2011
      Anonymous employee
      Accepted offer
      Positive experience
      Easy interview

      Application

      I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Con Edison in Dec 2011

      Interview

      I applied for the position online about a month ago. A week later, I received a call to take a 6 part test for that following week. The 6 part test includes a written driving test, basic reading, basic math, comprehension, memory, and basic mechanical questions. The test was taken in a computer lab and the test was about 3 hours long. You had to pass all 6 parts. After the 6 part test, there's the road test. The road test is very easy. They just want to see how well you can drive. It is not strict like the DMV. Once you pass the road test, then it's the interview. The interview consists of 30 yes/no questions. You have to say yes to all of them to qualify because it applies to the job you are going for. The rest is behavioral and situational questions. There were two people in a conference room and they'll drill you with questions and they both will write down the answers. The interview is 30 minutes long. Most of your answers will be repetitive. They also want to know how you would use your previous job experience on the job you are applying for. After the interview, they will forward the information to HR. You will not know if you passed the interview at that time. You should receive a phone call the following week to have a medical exam scheduled. I was very nervous throughout the whole process, but overall, it was easy.

      Interview questions [2]

      Question 1

      Name some experiences you had working in basements, walking up & down stairs, and working in inclement weather?
      Answer question

      Question 2

      Have you ever worked in a high crime neighborhood and how would you go about working in neighborhood?
      Answer question
      2