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50 interview questions and answers, really helpful! (long post)

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Thank you so much but there isn't actually an answer for question 16
Well done.can you post some nurse' s behavioural interview questions n answers?
That's an awesome post!- Anyone have recommendations on a graduate blog by industry professionals? Where they tell us about how to succeed in the Grad Recruitment process?
Original post by Elliey
Thank you so much but there isn't actually an answer for question 16


Bit of a delayed reply to your question (!) but it was just that Q16 had got mixed up with the question before. I've fixed the formatting on it now so it's easier to read.
Great stuff. Thanks.
thank u very much guys this has real helped me a lot in aswering some if not most of the interview questions that have faced
This is a lot of information but yes your are 50times helpful :smile: if only the job centre/ careers advice was as nice as you.
question should you tell them you are dyslexic or have a disability?

would that show a negative quality

or would they respect your hard work to achieve so much while having a disability?

also is there a thing as having too many qualifications and or training?
Most online applications ask if you have, or think you may have, a disability. So, by the time you've gotten to the interview, chances are they already know. If not though, you can perhaps mention it in your achievements. Say something like "I'm really proud of how well I've done in school and in previous jobs, despite having dyslexia." or something along those lines. They'll see that you don't let anything get the better of you and it shows that you can work hard despite handicaps.
Do you have any experience that you think would be an advantage in the position that you are applying for?
What are your strengths?



What are your weaknesses?



Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?



Why do you want to work here?



Do you have any project experience?



Why did you leave your last job?



What are you looking for in a job?



What is your favourite project management methodology?



How do you keep your team motivated an engaged?



What motivates you at work?



Explain the gaps in your CV or employment history?



Do you prefer to work in a time or independently?



What is your greatest accomplishment?



What is your favourite project management software or tool?



Explain a time you lead your team by example?



How did you hear about this position?



What is your biggest challenge in this role?



What other companies are you interviewing with?



What type of people do you find it most difficult to work with?

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I have applied for a job and its 13.75 hours but I have asked if I can bring it down to 13 hours cause I'm on benefits and if I work all the 13.75 hours ill loose all my money! Do you think it should be OK?
The one question I wanted an answer to was "19. Give us an example of a situation where you didn't meet your goals or objectives." but the answer isn't there....
I had a bad job interview because of an inexperienced interviewer!



I quit my job without another job lined up



Should I cover up tattoos at job interviews and in the workplace?



How to get a job interview with no experience and no qualifications in technical support?



How to get a job without two references?



How to get a job in product management as a product manager?



Should I quit my job without savings and enrol into college full time?



How to handle being rejected during the job interview?

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Brilliant. Simply brilliant.
Guys, what you would have answered in the question "tell me something innovative you have done in your career/life?" ?
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describe your experience of working with people where you have been required to obtain information from them in order to be of assistance.
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As an example, the answer that may sound in the interview of the sales manager:
This was so helpful! Thank you!

I also found this website careerfear.org yesterday, it's helpful in general for career advice and information about different careers.

This was an amazing post, thanks!
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