How Do You Give Good Answers To Common Interview Questions?
Do not rehearse these answers, lest you sound mechanical in front of the interviewer. This article is just to give you an idea of how you can change the usual answers to something better. Tell Me About Yourself The interviewer wants to know about your skills, education and previous experience – not about your personal life or other things. Be smart and give a brief synopsis about yourself, your education and your past work record. For example: “Hello I am Rosy Brown and I am an MBA graduate with 3 years experience in the HR field. I have been working with the “XYZ” company for 2 years and have handled the recruitment department.” Ponder on the skills required for the position you are applying. If you have achieved something notable for your previous company, then mention it. However, do not narrate your entire life history. Tell Us About Your Strengths and Weaknesses Many jobseekers find this a tough question to answer. If you know yourself well, you can answer it easily. Looking blank
