Q&A With Crossmark Employees

Question 1

Asked to all employees at Crossmark

Answer

Black pants, white long sleeve collar shirt, non slip shoes black

Question 2

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Asked to all employees at Crossmark

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Asked to all employees at Crossmark

Question 8

Asked to all employees at Crossmark

Question 9

Asked to the Marketing Department at Crossmark

Question 10

Asked to all employees at Crossmark

Question 11

Asked to all employees at Crossmark

Headset. I had 3 telephone interviews first to get hired and then had a Supervisor Interview a month later. I wore a business suit and flat dress shoes.

Question 12

Asked to the Customer Support Department at Crossmark

Depending on the projects dropped it can be anywhere from 2-5 hours a week. Sometimes it may even be just 1 hour a week. Project owners are not very realistic in the timing estimates they give. And they have not themselves been out in the field working the projects. Otherwise they would know that a lot of resets get done by only one person and 4 hours to do a 18 door (in freezer section) with adjustments for all shelves will take approx. 15-20 hours total. Not just 4 hours. When you set an entire section in a Walmart Super Center all resets will take place longer than a small Walmart store does. Walmart Stores are requesting Reps work overnight to get the work completed. No one seems to be listening to the client. The reason for this is because at night they have a overnight MOD Squad that can provide the Reps with help if they are the only ones working it. And the reps are less likely to be bothered with questions, having to move suddenly out of the way and it saves time.