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Sample Interview Questions with Answers 1
Sample Questions
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Sample Interview Questions with Answers 1
Before you head out to a job interview, it's a good idea to practice
answering the types of interview questions employers will likely ask. The
Web can be extremely helpful with that, as interviewing is among the
most-popular employment topics.
Even so, career advisors can't possibly tell you exactly which
interview questions to expect, and especially how to answer them.
Interviews are just too personal and situational for that, and there are
no single, correct answers anyway. To make it even more complex, there are
several interview techniques, resulting in an infinite number of potential
questions and answers.
But at least career advisors can give you a feel for the techniques,
plus lists of typical interview questions. That's what this article is
about.
Interviewers generally use one or more of the following interview
techniques.
- General or Traditional - Canned and common questions about yourself
- Behavioral - Probes your competencies and how you acted in certain
situations
- Case or Hypothetical - Challenges your problem-solving skills
spontaneously and what you'd do "if"
Interviewers usually start with the traditional, canned interview
questions and work their way into one or more of the other types, over the
course of one or more interviews.
Sample Interview Questions with Answers 2
Sample interview questions of the common type are listed below. Answers
are included. But perhaps suggestions for tailoring your responses is a
better way to put it, since specific answers are impossible to provide.
Practice answering these sample interview questions out loud to yourself
or ask a friend or relative to help you.
Don't feel that you have to answer right away. Interviewers know that
you're nervous and expect you to think a bit, so do think carefully before
you answer. But don't hesitate too long or it'll appear that you're
stalling. Interviewers will ask open-ended questions to see where you'll
go with them, so try not to ramble while you're thinking of a real answer.
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