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Buyer
Review the job description for
the Buyer position. The underlined keywords link to interview questions for that keyword or job function.
Description:
A Buyer locates and purchases various materials and parts;
receives written requisitions or oral requests; operate a computer; input purchase
orders from requisitions and order materials; locate suitable vendors and obtain pricing
from vendors or catalogs; prepare bid or quote specifications; coordinate activities with
warehouse personnel; contact vendors regarding problem orders; work with vendors and internal users to insure
satisfactory procurement of materials.
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supply chain
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How does your experience and training qualify you as a Buyer?
Focus on the aspects of your experience that apply to this position.
Tips on your interview opening.
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What is the Uniform Commercial Code?
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What items of information are required on a requisition to
insure a complete and accurate purchase?
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What experience have you had in developing
specifications?
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An internal customer calls and is angry over a requisition.
The customer claims that you are providing poor service and threatens to call your
supervisor. What will you do?
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Name the essential elements of a contract.
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What steps will you take when a vendor continually fails to
deliver materials as specified?
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What does "Net 30" or "Net 30 days" mean?
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Tell us about the most challenging situation
you've encountered in the workplace. How did you meet the
challenge?
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How much do you want to be paid?
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Is there anything else you'd like to say?
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