Interview? Know what questions you'll be asked 16 Articles

by Sydney Hazelton

10 Tough Job Interview Questions and How to Answer them You attend a job interview and already nervous as it is. On top of that you are stumped by common but tough interview questions. How do you prepare yourself for ...read more

by Elizabeth Bridgette

Interviewers love to start with the old standby, "So, tell me about yourself." This leaves room for one to put one's foot in their own mouth about a dozen times. This is a great time to give your ELEVATOR SPEECH. It is ...read more

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by R E Payne

Giving the Interviewers What They Want! Experience has taught us that there are different types of interviewers: Professional HUMAN RESOURCE PROFESSIONAL: Cool and somewhat aloof and quick to the point. Inexperienc...read more

by Tharian Mathew

This has become a hog topic because the job market is increasing in size and they want to hire the best people around. First let us understand that an interviewer is not an enemy and is not out to get the candidate. He...read more

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by Michael Ringel

Many job interview questions can be deceptively simple"tell me about your resume", or "tell me about [insert any prior experience on your resume here]". It is certainly the easiest kind of question for an interviewer to as...read more

by Joe Faust

A word of advice on preparing yourself for the questions you'll be asked during a job interview. Before you go to the interview read your resume thoroughly. Be sure you have an answer for questions that can be asked about ...read more

by Carmen Medici

Why are you looking for a new opportunity? -Everyone says growth. Think of something creative. Quantify where you need challenge. Return the question back to the employer, and engage them in your answers. For exa...read more

by Dugan Mcshain

The interviewer decides who you are from the moment he picks up your resume and calls personel to get in touch with you. Employers that don't call you, don't want you. From this, it's easy to assume that you have something...read more

by N Yong

Preparation. Planning. Role-Playing. These are great tools when an interview is imminent. However, the biggest tool that you have before you step into that interview is: self-confidence. That's right! Self-confide...read more

by Caroline Covell

Principle not to be sacrificed for peace We are living in times of troubles - a time of war. Not only we are facing war in Iraq or in Somalia or war in other countries but also war against doctrines and principalities. ...read more

by Jamilah Abdulmanaf

These are some sample questions: Tell me about yourself Tell me what have you done since your retrenchment Tell me about your greatest achievement What are your strengths and weaknesses Tell me what are you bringing...read more

by Keji Giwa

Getting The Job Of Your Dreams Interview Questions Employer: "Why would you like to work for us?" Candidate: "I will like to work for your company because it will give me the opportunity to further develop my skills...read more

by Fred Varner

Some of the questions you might expect are, "What made you apply for this job/position?" "What makes you a good candidate for this position?" "Why should I hire you?" - (and not this other...read more

by Kristian Mchenry

Of course there are many questions you may be asked at an interview. some questions will be specific to the job for which you are applying. I have found there are some similar questions that are often asked in any in...read more

by Rhonda M.

We have all been to interviews at some point in our lives. As a prospective employee we want to look as good and be as knowledgeable as possible before we go. In order to do this one must have some type of idea about the q...read more

by Kim Remesch

Job Hunting: The In-Person Interview, Part Two How to survive the firing squad of questions * This article is one in a series on job hunting. In particular, it's the second in a series of dedicated solely to the in-per...read more