where do you see yourself in five years?

Your answer should be realistic and practical. Possible Answer 1 “My short-term goal is to work in a reputed organization like yours where I can enhance my technical skills and knowledge. My long-term goal is to see the company at a topmost position where I am one of the people responsible for that.” Possible Answer…

You should always remember that even if your strength is not business related, find a way to relate it to work. Tell your positive points related to the job. Possible Answer 1 My main strengths are the ability to use my initiative to take on challenges. I am always proactive at what I do, and…

You should fully aware of that organization where you are going for an interview, so check the history, present structure and working style of that organization. Check the company’s website, Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn pages to gather the information. Possible Answer 1 We all know that it is one of the fastest growing infrastructure company…

This is a very tricky question. The work should always be more important than the money. This frame of mind is good for you(at least at the time of interview). Possible Answer 1 “Money is always important, but the work is most important for me.” Possible Answer 2 “I would say that work is more…

Don’t ask your salary in exact numbers, instead of this show your commitment to the job itself. Possible Answer 1 I am more interested in the role than the pay, and I expect to be paid appropriate money for this role based on my experience. As you also know that the high cost of living…

This is the most famous question for an interviewer and also most difficult to answer this question for the candidate. This question puts all the pressure on the candidate, and the interviewer relax. You should alert enough to answer this question. You should start with an easy and confident tone and answer in a proper…