how do i answer : "where do you see yourself in 5 years time?"?
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This is a bit of an awkward one. Therefore you need to think about it in advance. It is best not to say "I'm not sure", even if true! \nThis may be the case, but at least add about areas that you feel you might like to go into, this shows more thought, though of course you don't need to have some detailed five year plan. \nIf you really have no idea, then at least put it in a positive light "I believe in being flexible as to the future of my career. Whilst I have some idea about the general way in which I would like to advance, I am careful not to plan in too much detail. \nAs I get more experienced and grow in a role, I tend to find that new avenues are opened to me that I was previously not aware of. \nAs a result, what I see as the future of my career often changes as my role developed. I think I would like to stay in this general sphere and do something related to technology, but as for a specific role, or a dream job, then I feel it is a little artificial to give a definitive answer". \nTherefore in terms of the general answer, just re-emphasise how important being a model professional and team player are to you, that you would like to be known for your integrity and team playing and things like that.
999311
Direct this question and others to placement office. It is good to start showing the dynamic part of yourself!
250632
You may be asked questions like who will you be staying with? How are you related to the person you're going to live with? Are you deciding to work? What kind of degree are you going for? Are you going back to your own country when  school is not in session? Where will you get money?
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Talk about her interests, so that you don't appear self-centered.  \n- Movies, TV shows\n- If she could go anywhere in the world, where would it be? \n- Fav. foods \n- Goals in life.. what does she want to have accomplished in 10 years.\n- If you could meet anyone in the world from past to present, who would it be?
155398
Ask the youth a lot of questions about their family life, community life, education.  Use open ended questions such as: How would you describe your family life? What would you change about it?  Close ended questions do you no good because they can answer yes or no. Don't ask 'why' questions they tend to get defensive then, and a defensive teen does you no good when trying to assess their needs. OH Employment assistance...ask what their career choices are, where can they see themself in 5 years, How well do they work under pressure. What would their dream job be?  Try to inform them about "benefit packages" in the work field
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Alot of qeustions:\n1. Are you old enough\n2. Are you educated\n3. In what field are you interested working in\n4. Where in the world would you like to go\n\nOfcourse you can work any where, remember it is not always about the money, and it is very hard to leave your home country. But worth it
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Be as brief as possible, but just summarise exactly what you want from your next job. What you want to achieve in terms of skills & career progression.\n\nFor example, you may say:\n\n"My current objective is to gain a challenging role in an environment which allows me to utilise my current skills whilst developing others."\n\nGood Luck.
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you will not know the world in 5 years, like it is today.\n\nLets sit back and watch.\n\n\nTODAY........is the best your going to see this world from now on.\n\n\n.  :)    Time tells....all*
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Be honest, be friendly, make eye contact and let them know that you are a hard worker (if you are, if you aren't then resolve to be a hard worker).\n\nHave an idea what your goals are for the near term and longer term.  Employers want ambitious employees.\n\nGood luck!
904989
As an HR professional I would suggest brushing up on these:  What do you know about our company and why would you be a good fit?  Why did you choose your major/college?  Where do you see yourself in 5 years?  What are your strengths/weaknesses?  Tell me about your most successful moment.  What would your friends/colleagues/family say about you?  Good luck!
527841
No more than every 3-5 years in you are staying the same position for those 3-5 years.  Whenever you start feeling stagnant and there are no promotion opportunities for you to pursue then you should start looking for positions elsewhere that would be the equivalent of a position at your current company (that's if you like your field and your job).
1166258
Depends on the situation. Always be honest about why you are leaving. Be as honest, but put a positive spin, on answering the questions of prospective emloyers.
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Find out everything you can about the company. In interviews they like to ask questions to see what you know about them. Think about the questions they ask for a few seconds and don't answer them right off the top of your head. If you can go by and see how the current employees are dressed and gear your outfit towards that. Don't wear perfume. Be able to list your top 3 strenghts and weaknesses. They will probably ask why you think you are the best candidate for the position, so be prepared to sell them on why they should hire you. Being a secretary requires that you have good people skills and can deal with all types of personalities. The one question I hate is when they ask "Where do you see your self in 5 years?" Know what you put on your resume because they will ask questions regarding what you put down and ask you to describe what you've done in the past. Be professional.
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Hey DN...in 5 years you'll be where you want/need to be. The future is changeable. It can change in a second. We are given free will and while some aspects of our life are "contracted" most aspects are co-created on a day to day basis. Why let fate drag you around?! Create the future you want and believe it is possible and you are worthy. Only uneducated, controlling, manipulating, fear-producing, money-hungry psychics try and predict someones life. Our duties as psychics, are to give someone energetic imprints and channel information from GOD/ higher source and to use the info as a way to guide them to follow their own intuition.You can't say you didn't try, though! :)
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See yourself where you want to be.  I'm a second year maths student at university.  What keeps me going is knowing where I want to be in two years from now.
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WHY SHOULD I HIRE YOU?\nWHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN THE NEXT 5 YEARS?\nWHAT ARE YOUR GREATEST STRENGTHS?\nWHAT ARE YOUR WEAKNESS?\nTELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF?\nCAN YOU HANDLE HAVING A SUPERVISOR 5 YEARS YOUNGER THAN YOU?\nWHY DID YOU LEAVE YOUR LAST PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT?\nARE YOU WILLING TO RE-LOCATED?\nWHAT CAN YOU BRING INTO THIS COMPANY?\nCAN WE CONTACT YOUR LAST EMPLOYER?
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Hmmm, I'd like to answer this in four years . . . .