My name is Richard McMann from the interview Training company Passed, mate.

Every dot com and in this tutorial, I'm gonna focus on helping you pass an operations manager interview.

It does not matter which company you are being interviewed for.

For the role of operations manager, I promise you, this tutorial will make a huge difference to your preparation.

In particular, I want to give you a number off interview questions.

But more importantly, I'm gonna give you high scoring arts.

And so please do stick around on watching from beginning to end so very warm.

Welcome to this interview training tutorial.

My name is Richard Bachman.

That's me there in the middle.

I have been a manager of operations in the past for many years, so I know what it takes to pass the interview.

And I need to give you which I will do high scoring answers to the interview questions.

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So before we get into those questions and answers.

What is the role of an operations manager manager?

So the operations manager role is basically the glue that keeps a company operating efficiently and effectively, and it requires an ability for you to take responsibility seriously.

You have to run, operate with high levels of consistency, whilst also following organizational rules, policies and procedures.

Those things are really, really important.

We're gonna focus on demonstrating them during the answers to the operations manager.

Interview questions.

So let's get straight into them.

Question Number.

What Tell me about yourself and why you want to become an operations manager.

Here's my suggested answer.

I am very well organized, conscientious and professional in relation to the tasks that I undertake.

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I have spent time reading the job description for the role of operations manager, and I am 100% confident, either necessary strong work, ethics qualities and the determination to excel within the role.

I already have experience of managing people and operations combined, and I know how important it is to not only take responsibility for everything that happens from an operational perspective, but also in respect of making sure my team hit their targets, and they always maintain high standards.

I want to become an operations manager simply because this is the role I'm most comfortable in of my natural skills.

My qualities are my attributes are all get up for becoming a highly competent and productive operations manager.

If you hire me, I will not let you down.

So that's a strong answer that gets you off on a strong footing during the first question of your operations manager interview.

Now I'm gonna move on to a number of other questions and answers on, but if you want to download a copy these I will tell you we can get access to them as we progress through this tutorial.

So please do stick around.

Why have you chosen our company to become an operations manager?

So many, many companies employ operations managed managers.

Why have you chosen that is mine, suggested answer.

Have chosen your company to become operations manager for three specific reasons.

Reason Number one is because you have a strong reputation within the industry for delivering consistently hard results on this means I will be able to perform my duties knowing I have the support of the organization reason Number two is that you are clearly popular amongst your customers, which means that providing I performed the role of operations manager to a high standard.

I will have stable employment for many years to come.

Finally, reason Number three is because during my research into your company, you have clear rules and guidelines in respect of how you expect your operations to not only be rough, but to also be managed.

This means if I become your operations manager, I'll be able to perform my duties and responsibilities by following strict company rules, policies and procedures, which is something I actually prefer to do.

If you have set guidelines to follow is an operations manager, it is far easier to hit your targets and therefore help your employer meet their goals on objectives said.

That gives three specific reasons why you have chosen their company to be operations manager, and they are good, strong reasons.

Next question.

Which part of the job will you find the most challenging in the 1st 4 weeks of starting?

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This assesses it's a very clever questions.

The top on this assesses your knowledge of the role that you're being interviewed for, but it also assesses your understanding of perhaps you'll witnesses or which areas you would find the toughest.

So here is my suggested answer.

Having read and studied the job description on the person specification in detail, I feel I have a pretty strong grasp of the type of work I will be doing in the early days of becoming your operations manager.

In respect of which aspects I would find the most challenging.

That would have to be quickly but diligently reading up on implementing the operational policies and procedures I would need to a deer, too, in order to ensure my team performs to the necessary standards in the role of operations manager.

There is no time to waste, and you don't get a betting in period where you have the luxury to learn the role, a steady pace.

You simply have to get up and running fully from the get go so the organization can maintain full operational capacity.

Having said that from successful today and you hire me to become your operations manager, I plan to do some homework reading up on the operational procedures so I can literally be fully up and running as soon as I start.

That's a great answer to that question.

It shows that you understand what's going on in the role, which will be the challenging bits and also the benefit for them, that you want to get up and running as soon as possible.

Now I'm gonna give you a couple Maur interview questions for your operations manager interview on.

But if you want to download the full set of operations manager, interview questions and answers in a guide for Matt, click that link in the top right hand corner off that video, and it'll take you through to my website, where you can find out more about how to download the next question.

What are the qualities of a good operations manager is my answer.

The qualities are essentially those that are already in the job description for the position.

They are an ability to follow operational rules and procedures.

Ensuring safety protocol is followed at all times by all staff managing your staff to ensure the organization's mission is accomplished.

Being a strong communicator so that your team understand their daily goals and tasks.

Being positive about an open to changes, the organization has to continually change in order to be successful on also an understanding of how important it is to operate with speed, efficiency and accuracy.

Time is basically money on the operational aspect of the business.

Must be fast to a very high standard on a bubble consistent.

Another strong, solid answer.

Next question is a tricky one.

Describe your style of management.

Will you be an easy going operations manager, or will you take a firm approach to managing people on our operations?

Here's my suggested answer.

My style of management will be firm but fair.

One of the first things I will do if I'm successful in becoming your operations manager isn't sure all staff are aware of the required standards expected of them.

Unless you set high standards, things will go wrong.

And as your operations manager, I do not want things to even be missed targets not to be achieved or delays in any of the operations that I am responsible for now.

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Being firm in my approach to management, I will also be approachable on.

I will always support my team in the function of their duties.

If the team performs well, they will get praised and they will get rewarded to summarize.

I will be an operations manager who sets very high standards by will support, inspire and motivate my team to be the best they possibly can be?

That's a really good answer once against looks safe.

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I hope you enjoyed that.

I genuinely helped you pass your interview.

Thank you very, very much for watching.

And I wish you all the best in your pursuit to becoming on operations manager.

Have a brilliant day.

Thank you very much.