Everyone has weaknesses so while answering this question don’t spend so much time on this. This question is generally asked to know how honest you are with yourself. State one or two minor weaknesses and try to relate it works. (avoid saying “I work too hard” it is a very common answer). Don’t pretend you…
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…
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…
This question may also be asked that what are your biggest achievements? Or what are you most proud of? You should discuss only work-related achievements. Try to pick a recent achievement. Possible Answer 1 “My greatest achievement so far in my career would probably be winning the Manager of the Year award last year.” Possible…
Possible Answer 1 I will rate myself 8 out of 10 because I would never like to think that there should be a room left for putting in more efforts. That thought will create an interest in learning the things. Thank you very much for giving me this wonderful opportunity. Possible Answer 2 I will…
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…
Tell your qualifications and highlight that points which makes you unique. Possible Answer 1 “I believe that everyone starts with a beginning, I need a platform to prove my abilities and skills. I think your company is the right place to explore my abilities. I need to be a part of your growth. I will…
You should be very careful with this question. Avoid trashing other employers and making a statement like “I need more money”. Instead of this, you can say that: Sir, it’s a career move. I have learned a lot from my last job, but now I am looking for new challenges to broaden my horizons and to gain…
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.
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).
