Interview Questions and Answers
Interview Questions and Answers
Interview Questions and Answers
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I believe that your organization will give me a chance to learn more about this field and get better at my job as a fresh
graduate. I particularly love the mentorship program that you have in place for new recruits and graduates. I will also get
the chance to work with several experienced professionals and learn more from them. All these experiences will be
extremely helpful in my future undertakings. I am willing to work hard and do my best to deliver.
I am Brian White, a graduate of UBC School of Business. I grew up in Michigan, before moving to New York for school. I
graduated three months ago and I am currently looking for a job. I am passionate about business analysis, greatly needed
in this job. I love working with people and getting along well with my colleagues; a quality that will come in handy when
working here. I will have a good time in your establishment if given a chance.
3. Why Do You Think You Are The Best Candidate For This Job?
Your company is known for its commitment to collaborative work. I know how to get along well with others and
encourage them to be at their best, which should help me fit easily into the workplace. I was appointed to lead several
teams on campus owing to my team working and interpersonal skills. I am also a hardworking, self-driven, and highly
committed individual; qualities that every employee should have. All these qualities make me positive that I will succeed if
given a chance.
4. Can You Handle The Pressure That Will Come From This Job?
I am proud of my ability to stay focused and calm during stressful situations, which makes me positive that I will handle
the pressure occasioned by this job. I did nine units in my final semester in college, reading through the night most of the
time. I had reading and assignment plans that helped me handle a heavy workload. I even managed to get distinctions in
eight units and also did well in the ninth.
I have worked with several difficult people in my career. My worst experience was with a fellow student in my final year of
school. She was lazy, disorganized, and didn’t care to meet any deadline. I had to handle all the schoolwork alone, even
though we were meant to work together. I decided to be hard on her, insisting on regular progress updates and occasional
check-ups. Even though she wasn’t as cooperative as the first, I managed to change how she handled things. We both
managed to graduate.
Yes. I have been part of several teams before, both in my personal undertakings and schoolwork. My college heavily relied
on group work, teaming up on assignments. It required everyone’s input. All my team members managed to graduate
because we took care of each other, ensuring that everyone was at their best. I followed up on all of them, pushing them
to meet set deadlines, making me confident that I will fit in well within your organizational structures.
I have several positive qualities that will help me achieve excellent results in this job. However, the most significant is my
ability to multitask without compromising on my everyday quality of work. I can handle several tasks without breaking a
sweat and stay focused a long time, coming in handy whenever I have a lot on my plate. I am sure that I will deliver,
especially in such a job that requires someone to handle many tasks simultaneously. However, I will willing to ask for help
where necessary.
I am at the start of my career and cannot talk about management or most of the positions that require years of practice
and patience. However, I will have gained significant experience in the next five years that will put me in a better place. I
will have also advanced in my career, and if possible, got a few promotions. Such moves do not come easily and,
therefore, I will put my best foot forward and give my all to ensure I advance in my career in the next five years.
12. How Would You Communicate Something Technical To A Colleague Working In A Different Department?
I believe that knowing how to communicate with all types of people, regardless of their positions or job descriptions in the
workplace is an asset. In such an instance, I will use simple language instead of technical jargon to pass across the
information. I will break down and dissect every piece of information, giving real-life examples, if any. I am also willing to
ask questions at the end of the discussion to confirm if they understood me. In case of any concern or misunderstanding,
I will be more than ready to offer clarifications.
Yes. I have attended several career workshops and met some of the most amazing coaches. However, what stands out is
how they stress hard work, determination, and commitment for anybody who expects to build a successful career. Hard
work is normally rewarded, while commitment keeps everyone in check. One must also be willing to follow the rules and
respect others to build a successful career. Lastly, one can only have a good career if they are ready to work on their flaws
and get better at their job. A fast learner always has better chances of achieving a more successful career.
I know that this company was founded in 2003 with only seven employees. It almost closed doors a year later due to low
business but decided to strategize. By 2007, the employee count had grown from 7 to 300 and the company even opened
another branch. It was named the best startup of the year and received more funding from several investors. You have
managed to perform exceedingly well over the years owing to your excellent management ability and skilled team of
employees.
I have been proud of the fact that I am self-motivated. I can push myself to get out of bed and do a good job, even on not-
so-good days. I also love succeeding at what I do, which pushes me to work hard and acquire everything I need to
succeed. I am willing to put my best foot forward and perform exceedingly well, given a chance.
I am flexible at the moment, due to j no engagements on the side. I am fresh from college and trying to build my own life. I
don’t have any family commitments, and even though prefer a healthy work-life balance, I am willing to step in when
needed. I can also work overtime to succeed at this job and work hard towards the profitability of the company. However, I
would occasionally need to be notified early enough in case I am needed to fill in for someone.
18. Are You Willing To Relocate Now That You Are Done With School?
Even though I would really want to work here, I cannot afford to relocate. I am currently going through personal issues
that may not allow me to settle in a different place. I would appreciate a chance to work around the home. However, if it
won’t be possible, I will have to forego this chance. I will be ready if such an opportunity comes up in the future.
19. What Did You Enjoy Doing Most During Your Time in School?
I played, and still play soccer. I enjoyed bonding with my teammates and playing against new opponents. Most time I
spent on the pitch was highly fulfilling; experiences that I would love to relive. I also enjoyed serving as a student leader. I
was a class representative for two years and school president for one year. I cherished the interactions, and the love I got
from the students. I believe that I will be able to win over my colleagues in a similar manner if I get a chance.
I believe that employee motivation is one of the most necessary things in an office setting. Therefore, I plan on motivating
my fellow employees and pushing them to be at their best. I will compliment them for any positive achievement and
acknowledge them in front of everyone. I am pretty sure that I will have a good time associating with them.
Conclusion
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