Competency Based Interview For Training
Competency Based Interview For Training
BASED
INTERVIEWS
Fariha Kabir
OBJECTIVES
Example:
• Tell me about yourself.
• Walk me through your resume.
• How did you hear about this position?
• Why do you want to work at this company?
• Why do you want this job?
• Why should we hire you?
• What can you bring to the company?
• What are your greatest strengths?
• Arrived on time
• Was dressed appropriately for the interview setting
• Showed evidence of knowledge of the role
Negative indicators:
my previous roles.
• Interviewer: Great to hear, John. Over to “XYZ”.
• Interviewer (XYZ): Hello John. Tell us if you’ve facing challenges in creating a new marketing campaign for the upcoming product launch.
• Interviewee: Yes many times.
• Interviewer: How would you approach this situation?
• Interviewee: I started by gathering data and conducting a thorough analysis to identify the root causes of the decline in sales. I reviewed sales figures, customer feedback, and conduct competitor research to
gain insights into market trends. Additionally, I had a meeting with my marketing team to understand their challenges and brainstorm potential solutions.
• Interviewer: Excellent approach, John. Now, let's focus on the upcoming product launch. Your team seems to be struggling to create a new marketing campaign. What steps would you take to address this
issue?
• Interviewee: First, I'd assess the current progress of the campaign and identify any roadblocks or areas of improvement. I would meet with the team to discuss their ideas, concerns, and suggestions. Then, I'd
encourage open communication and brainstorming sessions to generate fresh and innovative concepts. Furthermore, I would seek feedback from stakeholders, including potential customers, to ensure that our
campaign resonates with our target audience. Finally, I'd establish clear milestones and a timeline to keep the team on track and motivated.
• Interviewer: That sounds like a well-thought-out plan That's an impressive example, John. Your problem-solving skills are evident from the way you approached that challenge. Thank you for sharing that with
my previous roles.
• Interviewer: So, where have you seen yourself in next 5 years
• Interviewee: Umm.. I may lead a team.
• Interviewer: Can you tell me your age and marital status?
• Interviewee: I am Married and 28 years of old.
• Interviewer: What is your family planning? Are you planning to take a baby soon?
• Interviewee: I'm sorry, but that's an inappropriate question for a job interview. I don't see how it relates to my qualifications or job performance.
• Interviewer: I apologize for the oversight. Let's wrap it up here. Thank you for your time, and we'll be in touch.
• Interviewee: Thank you for the opportunity.
(Note: The questions asked by the interviewer in this role play are not appropriate or legal in a real job interview setting. Employers should avoid asking personal questions that are not directly related to the
candidate's ability to perform the job.)