Administrative Assistant
Posted Sep 14, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
This role supports TRICOM in Menomonee Falls, including clerical and administrative support to the chief executive. Who have you supported, and what did that involve?
What they are checking: Level of support experience against a role that reaches the top of the company
The posting says you'd act as project lead for special projects at the request of the company president. Tell me about a project you ran start to finish.
What they are checking: Whether they can own a project from start to finish, since the president may assign special projects beyond daily administration.
What would you do
You'd document corporate credit card expenses. How do you handle it when a receipt is missing?
What they are checking: Whether they handle company money carefully and follow up on missing receipts, since expense records must hold up to review.
You'd handle confidential information. How do you decide what you can and can't repeat?
What they are checking: Whether they keep confidential information private, since in a small company loose talk spreads quickly and damages trust.
Priorities here change quickly. How do you handle two people who both need you now?
What they are checking: Whether they handle competing demands calmly and fairly, since the posting says priorities change quickly in this office.
About the work
You'd coordinate meetings, conferences and travel for everyone in the company. Walk me through how you book complex travel.
What they are checking: Whether they already know how to book complex travel well, since the role coordinates meetings and trips for the whole company.
The posting says you act as recording secretary and prepare and distribute minutes. What makes good minutes?
What they are checking: Whether they write minutes that help people who missed the meeting, since good minutes capture decisions and next steps clearly.
You'd participate in recruiting for exempt and nonexempt staff and coordinate temporary employees. What have you done there?
What they are checking: The human resources edge of the role, which is a real duty here
The posting names Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint. What's the most complex thing you've built in any of them?
What they are checking: Whether their Office skills go beyond the basics, since the posting names these tools and the work depends on them.
The posting asks for four to five years of administrative or office administration experience. Where do you sit against that?
What they are checking: Whether their experience meets the stated minimum, since the role expects someone ready to work independently from the start.
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