Job Interview Question......?
963252
The key word there is ~up to~  He can't expect to be paid the maximum right off the start... Have him show his resume, and depending on years experience he could say give me a trial period @ this much if it works out I would like this much.. Nothings ever lost by asking..
751934
Depends on what job you're being interviewed for. For example if you're applying for a daycare and they ask what your weaknesses are, then you might say "I nearly puek what I have to change a dirty diaper". So it really depends on the type of job. If you're out job searching, good luck:)
1146429
Two things you need to know about interviewing:\n\n1. They are trying to see if you are truly "technically" qualified for the job. Meaning your resume doesn't overstate your qualifications.\n\n2.  You fit in with the organization and corporate culture of the business. Meaning your personality would work well in the environment they are looking to place you.\n\nRest assured, If it has been more than 1 week since the interview and you have yet to receive a phone call. They are probably continuing to interview other candidates, and you really are not the candidate of "choice".
58986
Make sure you dress appropriately and don't chew gum.  Be comfortable talking about yourself because you're going to have to convince them you're the right person for the job.  Make sure you've done your research on the company you're applying for and exactly what they are looking for to fill the position.  Good luck!
584293
See there is no fixed way to win an interview and even an inappropriate answer answered ina right way be good.Try to imagine what you would expect if you were in the interviwee's chair.Then evthing would be easy for you.All the best...give me more details regarding the job you are looking for
154196
Your gonna get the job if it will be great for you!! I'm gonna pray for you tonight untill Thus.\nI don't like Brento's answer!!\nEye contact, dress up conservitivly, listen & consider taking notes and don't say like! say for instance.\n\nIf it's a corporation, you could let them know that you appreciate that the place isn't going to shut down or downsize because you are looking to have job stability. \nDo a little research about the place on line. \n\nYou could let them know that you are honest, reliable, and that you don't consider a task complete until you can take pride in a job well done. \n\nThat you possess strong communication skills that enable you to establish an excellent cleint base.\n\nThat you prioratize & that you are attentive to details & that you are a team player.\n\nAsk for a business card and then send them a thank you note on Thursday w/ -\nTheir full name,\n\nThank you again for interviewing me for with the full title of the position. Let this person know that you believe working in that position is an opportunity for a valuable career & that it would be beneficial and pleasing to you because.. & then I would write When you are ready to fill the job opening please place me in it!\nAnd.. If they stump you with a question, stall them by answering with the question -Why do you ask?- or some question. Emergency answer -I am always sucessful because I give my best to everything. You get out of problems and into solutions!
641804
We cannot really tell you how to find a best job for the simple reason there is none!\n\nInstead of the 'best' job you should say the most 'suitable' for YOU!\n\nOf course no-one knows you better than yourself( except God) so it depends on your personality, your hobbies and your skills!\n\nBut you can ask yourself some questions though:\n1- Why do I think this job may be a good option?\n2- How is it gonna affect my life?\n3- How much pay and free-time will I get?\n4- In what category should I base my efforts on?\n5- What is a back-up job?\n6- How does my personality, hobbies, habbits and skills fit or make me more or less suitable for this job?\n7- Where do I wanna live?\n8- Am I gonna raise a family; if so, how much quality time will this job allow me to spend with them?\n9- Am I encouraged by anyone to go for this job?\n10- Do I know anyone with experience or that can help me be good at this job?\n11- Does this job suits my beliefs, relations and character?\n12- How much do I need to change/learn to be eligible for this job?\n\nAnd much more, so you see only you can do it, there was only one shortcut to such a decision and if you're reading this thn you already have used it!\n\nGood Luck!\n\nWith all due respect, sincerity and honesty!\n\n                                             Emmanuel!
284600
Dress nice, be confident, don't be late, don't ramble on, and when asked to tell the interviewer a little about yourself, do not talk about your childhood or life story.Tell them what you have accomplished and things about you that would make you an asset to their company.(I'm hard working, honest, eager to learn new things, on so on.)
225467
As an employer my answer is to be upfront and honest about it.  Depending on the reasons why it may or may not matter.  If your employer finds out later, odds are you will be fired.  What is going to matter the most is how you present yourself in your interview.
1015752
Well, hopefully before you accept an interview, you would be sure that this is a position that you think you are qualified for and if you know you have the qualifications therein lies the answer to the question - you know why so use that for your answer.  I am presently going through the interview process.  It's a hairy situation though, when you know that the job that you applied for will be a bore.  Don't do like I did and get into a situation where one of the interviews ask you the question - "We can tell from your conversation, your job ratings and your previous job experience that you could handle this job but we'd like to know if you think this job will challenge you".  Well, the right answer is always to tell the truth which I did and well, you guessed it, I didn't get the job.  Good thing I didn't want it but sometimes you don't know that until you get to the interview.  This is the first time that that has happened to me so I tried to be gracious and handle this as a learning experience and it has helped me in subsequent interviews.  Hope that answered your question.
855853
even though you are asked to speak about yourself, you should tailor your answer to what training etc has prepared you to be the best candidate for the job. all answers to questions in a job interview should be directed to what you can do for the company.
1121598
Hi, well I'm not sure what type of interview that is, but there are someone questions that I think are standard such as, whats your most major accomplishment? whats your worst vice? Why did you chose to work here? but when they ask you a negative question turn it to become positive. For instance if they ask you "What do your friends not like about you" answer it positively- that you work to hard, lol.
954345
If you want the job, you should do the following:\n\n1. Show up for the interview five minutes early.\n2. Be clean and wear clean clothes.\n3. Your clothes should be appropriate for a job interview: no bare midriffs, no tattered jeans, no flip-flops. A woman should wear a skirt or dressy slacks. Low-cut stuff is for bars, not job interviews.\n4. Tasteful jewelry is fine but avoid nose rings, ultra-big earrings and so forth. You might want to minimize facial piercings, if you have them.\n5. Look into the eyes of your interviewer.\n6. Answer questions honestly.\n7. Don't use a lot of slang and trendy language. \n8. Shake hands.\n9. Ask a couple of appropriate questions about the job. "What day is payday?" and "I'd really like to work in sporting goods someday -- do you think that's possible?" are appropriate. "Can I bring my boyfriend to the Christmas party?" is not.\n10. I know that this is a nerve-wracking experience but try to relax and be natural.\n\nAnd... Good Luck!
899983
Many people have given good answers, but remember this: Turn around the question during the interview.  "My weakness has been having a hard time setting a problem aside because I do not like to lose."\n\nMake your weakness something the employer would consider a strength.
747721
the interview process is the reverse of what many think. the interviewer is talking to many people and thus is looking for a reason NOT to hire you.if 10 people have equal qualifications, the person who got the job most likely was lucky enough not to be asked a question they would have answered wrong
736167
Tell the truth.  There's really no "best" answers to any of these questions.  Remember, you are interviewing the interviewer and the company as well.  If they don't like your truthful answer, then you wouldn't like working for them, no matter how bad you need a job, if you don't enjoy the people with whom and for whom you work, you won't have it very long.  Good luck!
46344
When an interviewer asks that question they are giving you the oppurtunity to really sell yourself.  They want to know what is going to set you apart from everyone else that has been interviewed.  Use it as a way to really play up your good qualities.