A difficult part of working for Korn Ferry is the need to be fluent and adaptable to the cultures of our clients. What enables you to handle this aspect of the job with ease?

"During my career to this point, I've been very fortunate to say that I've worked for one employer for over ten years and the experience that I've gained with them is a huge asset to me personally. But even though all of my relevant work experience is with the same employer, I've worked under six different department managers during my time there and each person had their own unique management style and expectations of me. As well, my organization has undergone three mergers in my time there and each merger brought a new and bigger organization to light with new values and culture. Whether it was a manager change or an organizational change, I always prioritized openness and asking questions to get to know new processes better. I would bring this approach with each and every new client that I would work with within this role."

"I would liken this role as a client manager to working with my customers in my current job. I approach each new customer with an open-slated mind while getting to know their motivations, their needs, and their expectations of me to help me get a better understanding of how I can best suit them. If hired for this position working with your clients here at Korn Ferry, this approach would be vital because of the variety of businesses and industries that I would be working with."

Describe your philosophy and approach to gaining the trust of another company's teams. Break down how you establish genuine relationships in an ever-revolving workplace, from one work culture to another.

Elaborate on whether you find it difficult uprooting on a consistent basis, or if you thrive in an ever-changing environment. Either scenario should be framed in a way that leads to your model of success.