Religion, politics, sexuality

  Job Interview Questions Reference your own personal background. • Avoid providing highly personal/emotional responses. • Avoid using examples that may not align with the interviewer’s values (religion, politics, sexuality, etc.). • Each answer should be about three to five sentences long. Communications Skills: Answer two questions from this section: • Describe a time when you had to convince someone else to do something. • Describe a time when you had to explain a difficult concept to someone who couldn’t understand it. • Tell me about a time when you had to deal with someone who didn’t like you. • Describe the best oral presentation that you have ever done Self Confidence: Answer two questions from this section: • What do you consider your most significant accomplishment and why? • Describe your progress in your last position. • Explain how your responsibilities changed during your last position. • Describe the most successful group that you have worked with. What made the group successful? What was your role in the group? • What is your greatest strength? What is your greatest weakness?   Problem Solving Ability: Answer two questions from this section: • Describe the most significant problem you faced in your last job/at school and explain how you solved it. • Describe the last time you had to deal with a customer who had a problem. What was the problem and how did you solve it? • Describe a difficult situation you faced and explain how you dealt with it. • Tell me about a time when you went above the call of duty to satisfy a customer. Positive Attitude/Maturity: Answer two questions from this section: • What was your greatest disappointment and how did you handle it? • Describe a difficult decision that you had to make. What made it difficult? • Have you ever been asked to cover up another employee’s mistakes? What did you do and why? • Tell about a suggestion you made that was rejected. • Describe the worst mistake you made on the job. What steps did you take to correct it?