Most of the questions asking what do you do to stay motivated are seeking out what you do when it's slow or you haven't reached your sales quota. There's essentially one answer they're looking for which is, "I always find something to do to increase my sales." You have to seemingly sound obsessed with sales to play it safe unless your job is specifically for a customer service or auditing position.
What do you know about this position?
Why are you looking to change careers?
What was my background history like
how do you handle conflict?
Tell me about yourself.
About my management experience but not in this field and how I would manage that.
What kind of experience do you have that makes you a fit for Speedway?
What does your OSCA number look like?
The most difficult part of the job is gaining the trust of your employees. If you put in the effort and the hard work it will pay off.
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