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📋 Candidate Evaluation Report

7/17/2026, 10:08 AM

❌ Pass — 39/100

👤 James Dunn

📧 james.dunn@example.com

📞 (555) 010-1003

📍 527 Pinehurst Dr, Miami, FL 33162

📋 Pre-Screen Survey

✅At least 18 years oldRequired

✅Legally authorized to work in the USRequired

✅Fluent English (speaking & writing)Required

✅Fluent Spanish (speaking & writing)Flag only

✅Able to lift 50 lbs regularlyRequired

✅Reliable transportationRequired

✅Available weekends (Sat & Sun)Required

✅Flexible schedule (AM/PM shifts)Required

✅Basic computer & internet skillsRequired

✅Patience with upset customersRequired

✅High school diploma or GEDRequired

✅Lives within 15 min of locationFlag only

💬 James shows basic willingness to work, but responses lack depth, specific examples, and clear communication. Customer service experience appears minimal and answers are too generic to demonstrate readiness for a retail role.

📊 Scores

Communication3/10

Customer Service4/10

Problem Solving4/10

Reliability5/10

Culture Fit4/10

✅ Strengths: Willingness to help coworkers · Team player mindset · Positive attitude toward learning

🚩 Red Flags: Very limited customer service experience or examples · Poor communication clarity and grammar · Vague or incomplete answers throughout

📝 Full Interview Responses

Q1: What prompted your decision to apply for this job at our UPS Store?

I would like to enhance my abilities to bring growth into the organization.

💡 Generic growth statement, no specifics.

Q2: What's your favorite part about working with customers, and what's one thing you find challenging?

I love giving customer service.

💡 Very brief, no depth on challenges.

Q3: Can you tell me about a time when you turned an upset customer into a happy one?

Never a time as such matter.

💡 No example provided.

Q4: What do you require from a boss?

I require respect and appreciation.

💡 Basic expectations stated.

Q5: Would you explain why you feel I should hire you?

I feel like I bring growth into a work environment and have the ability to learn more of myself and others I work with.

💡 Vague growth claims, no concrete value.

Q6: How would you approach covering extra work if a coworker calls out?

I would be available to take over.

💡 Willing but no detail on approach.

Q7: How do you decide what to work on next?

I do the task as asked and finish before going to the next assignment.

💡 Sequential task approach described.

Q8: What's one thing you've done to make a customer's day better?

Ensure the customer and listen to them to understand.

💡 Basic listening mentioned.

Q9: What three words would your last supervisor use to describe you?

Very professional and ongoing to reach goal.

💡 Unclear phrasing, limited detail.

Q10: How do you stay positive and energized during a long shift?

I am very spiritual and I guide myself and thoughts well.

💡 Spiritual approach noted.

Q11: Why is it important to follow a store's specific processes?

I like to be a team player and be accountable.

💡 Team/accountability focus.

Q12: If a customer asked a question you didn't know, how would you handle it?

I would follow up with my supervisor and manager.

💡 Appropriate escalation plan.

Q13: Tell me about a time when you had to learn a new way of doing something.

One time I was in a cash office and had to find a new way to count up.

💡 Basic adaptation example.

Q14: How would you define success if hired?

Success is a part of my first language.

💡 Unclear definition of success.

Q15: What kind of people do you find it difficult to work with?

I do not find people difficult. I know how to manage situations.

💡 Claims no difficulty with others.