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Job Interview Instruction

This document provides guidance for job interviews. It outlines topics that may come up during different stages of an interview: [1] self-introductions and essential questions, [2] skills and abilities, [3] resume questions, [4] tough questions, and [5] smart questions. Sample questions are provided for each stage to help prepare responses. Lastly, it recommends keeping an open mindset during the interview and being authentic.

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Job Interview Instruction Brandon S Namkung Direct English 1
Job-Interview Instruction (as of May 2nd, 2007) Self-introduction 1st and Essential Questions Skills and Abilities More about yourself Resume Questions What You Prepared Tough Questions What you don’t expect Smart Questions Last chance to make up yourself Feed Back Have any? 2
Self-introduction – 1. Self-Introduction – 2. Strengths – 3. Weaknesses – 4. Career goals – 5. Short-and Long-Term Goals – 6. Handling Stress 3
Skills and Abilities – 1. Reasons for Hiring – 2. Company Knowledge – 3. Reasons for Choosing this Company – 4. Working Style – 5. Factors to Consider in a Position – 6. Preferred Working Environment 4
Resume Questions – 1. Educations – 2. Career Experience – 3. Extracurricular Activities – 3. GPA – 4. Seemingly Unrelated Major in University – 3. Gaps between jobs 5
Tough Questions – I. Tough Questions – 1. General Conflict A – 2. Specific Conflict B – 3. Role Model – 4. Sales – 5. Physical Problems – 6. Chance to ask questions 6
Smart Questions & Communication Strategies 1. Tell me some of the particular skills that you’re looking for in the candidates for this position? 2. What qualities are you looking for the ideal person for this position? 3. Which specific skills are necessary to succeed in this job? 4. How would you describe the responsibilities of the position? 5. What are the major responsibilities of this position? 6. How many people work in this office/department? 7. If I am extended a job offer, how soon would you like me to start? 8. When can I expect to hear from you? 9. What kinds of training opportunities are provided in this job? What does this company do? If I get the job, when can I take time off for vacation? Can I change my schedule if I get the job?  Did I get the job? 7
Things You should keep in Mind • ‘Be yourself’ • ‘There is no Spoon’ 8