Your Resume
Interview questions about
"you" are important to the interviewers because these questions
help to see who you are and whether you're a good fit with the
organization.
Listed below are a few of
the possible interview questions that
you may be asked in the interview. Review each interview question
below to prepare yourself for the interview.
Review these critical
interview tips before your interview:
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Job Interview
Questions
Notice how small changes in
the interview questions will change your answer. Possible follow-up
questions are noted with a bullet. Use our mock
interviews based on actual job listings and interviews for more
interview practice:
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Take us through your resume.
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What are you most proud of
on your resume?
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If you had a chance to
revise anything on your resume, what would you revise?
INTERVIEW
IN DEPTH
A detailed answer and
analysis of a tough interview question from Matt & Nan DeLuca, authors
of the best selling "Best
Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions" and
"More
Best Answers to the 201 Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions"
I have been employed as a temp
with different companies. How do I answer the question, "Why
have I had so many employers in the last two years?""
First---redo your resume and stress the
continuity of employment (presumably doing similar/related work). Use a
functional resume to stress your skills, experience and qualifications.
Include any and all skills that you have picked up at these various
companies.
Secondly, with the current interview pending,
stress the # of years experience and it was a wonderful way to get on the
job training in various companies. You will have to face the obvious
question...why temp? Was it a choice or did you fall into it (took one job
to tide you over while looking and more temp jobs came your way! success
bred more success)
One thing that is seemingly more true is that
organizations are blending their employee staff with a mix of full-time
and temp/contract workers. You were just ahead of the curve.
Do not apologize for being a temp. Be proud
that you were so able to fit into different companies and make a
contribution from day 1. You were reliable, a quick learner and you had to
have obvious people skills to be able to be effective in different
environments.
Stress the positive aspects of temping...You
got an education while earning a living and now, having seen what
other organizations offer, you are able to target the job/organization
where you wish to work as well as have a clear understanding of your
personal skills and career goals.
Here are more tough interview
questions and situations answered in the Complete
Interview Guide:
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I have just been released from jail. Any
suggestions about interviewing with a felony record?
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By mutual agreement, I
left my former job after disagreements with my management. How
do I handle questions regarding my former job.
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How do you explain why
you are now returning to work after many years of child rearing?
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