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How Do You Prepare For Interview Questions Thoroughly?

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How Do You Prepare For Interview Questions Thoroughly?

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Preparation and instructions help immensely at interviews. Follow these simple guidelines and be on the road to success. • Practice beforehand by studying your resume, make it as clear and provocative as you can. Look through it for any add-ons or tweaks that you would like to fit in before you will be put to hand it in. Read through it a few times so you are familiar with what your resume reads off. Have a family member or friend read it out loud so they can spot errors, instead of having your interviewer find the mistake. • Practice answering a few questions by playing the interviewer game! All you need is at least 4 friends or family members and a list of different interview questions (at least 5 questions per person). Have your friend/family members ask you questions, each using their own way of expressing it to you. They will have fun, so will you, and you get to practice for your interview! • Do this everyday about a week into your interview so that you get the feel of being inte

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• There are two types of questions that are asked. First specifice questions about the job to see if you have the skills to do the job. Second ‘Human Resource” questions that are designed to see if you have the right personality to fit on the team. You have to be good at both types of questions to be able to get the job. • Some “Human Resource” questions are: How to you work on a team? Can you work alone? (I work well on a team and I can work alone when I have to.) Where do you see yourself ten years from now? (I see myself doing the same job and maybe moving up a little in postion and becomming more “Senior”) Why are you changing jobs? (I have learned a lot in my current postion and I would like to work for a firm with more challenge and more responsibiliy). What salary are you looking for? (If you mention an amount it looks bad unless you are grossly underpaid. I say, “I am open.”) What don’t you like about your current position? (Don’t mention anything bad, say, “I am happy with my

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