The document provides advice and examples for how to respond to the interview question "What are you looking for in your next position?". It recommends comparing your interests and goals to the job requirements listed in the posting so you can give a personalized response tailored to that specific role. Example answers are given that highlight using one's skills, providing the best possible work, and utilizing experience to help the company. The document also suggests asking the interviewer about a typical career path at the company to help frame your response. Overall, it stresses the importance of preparation to avoid surprises and advises reviewing common interview questions.

1. What are you looking for in your
next position interview question
One of the interview questions you may be asked is what you are looking for in your next
job. The interviewer wants to know whether your goals are a match for company’s needs.
Prepare to respond by comparing your interests and goals to the requirements listed in the
job posting. That way, you can offer a personal response specifically tailored to the job for
which you're applying.

2. Best Answers
I'm looking for a position where I can have the opportunity to successfully use my
skills.
I want to be able to provide a company with the best possible work.
I am looking for the opportunity to use the skills that I have developed during my
years in marketing to engage your sales force and increase productivity and
international sales.

3. I am excited by the opportunity to learn about your company’s
innovations, and utilize the experience I have in technology to
help streamline your products for even more successful
implementation.
In my next job, I would like to be able to have a positive impact
on my patients. Your facility offers patients a total recovery
program, and I feel that my experience, education, and
specialization would make this a good fit for me.

4. You can begin your answer with this question:
Tell me, Mr./Ms. Interviewer, what is a typical career
path at OPL for someone with my skills and
experience? (Based on the answer you can then
respond to the original question using the phrases
from the answer to frame your response).

5. Avoid surprises — interviews need preparation. Some questions come up
time and time again — usually about you, your experience and the job
itself. We've gathered together the most common questions so you can get
your preparation off to a flying start.
You also find all interview questions at link at the end of this post.
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