Tell me about a time when you: worked effectively under pressure. handled a difficult situation with a co-worker. were creative in solving a problem. missed an obvious solution to a problem. were unable to complete a project on time. persuaded team members to do things your way. wrote a report that was well received. anticipated […]
Note: We came across this article prior to 2005 and have lost track of the source. It remains a good resource. “Tell me about a time you took initiative and went above and beyond the call of duty.” “Describe the most creative idea that you’ve implemented to solve a problem.” “Tell me about the most […]
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There is no more important hour than that spent in an interview. Remember, you are there to provide information. The employment interview is more than a recitation of your background and experience. It is a competitive process wherein information is exchanged, impressions formed and conclusions drawn. Your chances of presenting yourself favorably will be enhanced if you follow some simple advice.
Many companies use telephone screening as a cost-effective tool and if you are interviewing for a position in another location, it will be the rule and not the exception.
In part 3 of “Successful Job Interviewing” takes a look at appropriate questions for candidates to ask a prospective employer.
Part 2 of “Successful Job Interviewing” offers a comprehensive list of questions employers ask candidates during an interview.
There is no more important hour than that spent in an interview. Remember, you are there to provide information. The employment interview is more than a recitation of your background and experience. It is a competitive process wherein information is exchanged, impressions formed and conclusions drawn. Your chances of presenting yourself favorably will be enhanced if you follow some simple advice.