Interview Skills


PREPARING FOR YOUR INTERVIEW
Interviews depends upon
  • Style taken (informal/ formal)
  • Length of time involved
  • Number of interviews in the selection process
  • Number of people conducting the interview
  • The involvement of tests
  • Location (on site or off site)
  • Face to face’ or ‘over the phone’
There are six types of questions
  • job ability types           
  • job requirement depends
  • CV information depends          
  • Why do you want this job?
  • How much time you have for work?
  • Future plan of your


QUESTIONS TYPES
There are some things your interviewer wants to know:
  • Job ability?
    1. What can you do as job?
    2. Describe a examples of task from your last job
    3. What would you do if . . . happened?
    4. Can you a practical task
    5. Specific job related question for if . . . happened
  • Job requirement?
    1. Why should we employ you?
    2. What are your strengths/weaknesses?
    3. Why have you stayed with your last company so long?
    4. What kind of people do you find it hard to work with?
    5. How do others see you (your aim)?      
    6. Where do you see yourself in next years?
    7. What do you do outside of work?
  • Why do you want to work here?
    1. What kind of salary are you looking for?
    2. How much would you say you are worth?
    3. How much do you want salary?
  • How much will you work for?
    1. Are they able to expand on the information in their CV?
    2. Am I convinced they are telling the truth?
    3. How much will you work for?
    4. Have you any other job?
  • CV information depends
1.      Can you tell me more about what is not included in their CV
2. Roman";">      Are you able to motivate others? What is motivation?
3.      You describe yourself as being as excellent communicator. Define communication
4.      You believe you possess effective problem solving skills.



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