This document provides 15 questions that job candidates should ask during interviews to learn more about the company and position, and to showcase their qualifications. The questions cover topics like why the position is open, expectations for the first 60-90 days, challenges of the role, management style, and when to expect to hear back. Asking questions demonstrates that candidates have done their research, are strategic thinkers focused on success and results, and are confident they are the right fit. It allows both the candidate and interviewer to identify strengths and weaknesses so the candidate can effectively sell themselves.
Ace the interview and get the job offer. Learn the four questions you must answer for the interviewer (and that he won't ask), how to sell yourself for the job, and to communicate your value. Career Coach Peggy McKee provides tips for success.
Ace the interview and get the job offer. Learn the four questions you must answer for the interviewer (and that he won't ask), how to sell yourself for the job, and to communicate your value. Career Coach Peggy McKee provides tips for success.
The limbo period following your interview is tough, and whilst you may have a gut feeling, you may still be second guessing how you performed.
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My presentation at an Executive Career Management Talk at e2i Singapore.
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From our perspective it's really important to find out, understand and explore the
real answer to this question. To understand why someone is unhappy in their job
and to understand if changing jobs is in their best interest.
Hays Live - How to succeed in your job interviewHays
Do you need advice on preparing for your job interview?
Watch our live event during which our Managing Director for Hays Spain, Chris Dottie MBE, shares his top tips to succeed at each stage of the interview process.
For more advice, download our Interview Guide: https://bit.ly/3abmpWv
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You’ve Come to the Right Place
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If you want to improve your resume to stand out in a crowd
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The limbo period following your interview is tough, and whilst you may have a gut feeling, you may still be second guessing how you performed.
These 11 signs are positive indicators that your interview went well.
To read the full blog visit: https://social.hays.com/2017/06/14/11-signs-your-interview-went-well/
Career Coach Guide To Job Interview and Salary Negotiation 2015Adrian Tan
My presentation at an Executive Career Management Talk at e2i Singapore.
Gain insider tips on interview skills and crucial insights on salary negotiation. Equip yourself with knowledge, skills to make the ultimate impression at the coveted job interview.
And find out why you should negotiate your salary no matter how good the offer is.
Whenever we talk to someone who is looking to change jobs, the first question we
always ask is, why?
Why do you want to change jobs and why now?
From our perspective it's really important to find out, understand and explore the
real answer to this question. To understand why someone is unhappy in their job
and to understand if changing jobs is in their best interest.
Hays Live - How to succeed in your job interviewHays
Do you need advice on preparing for your job interview?
Watch our live event during which our Managing Director for Hays Spain, Chris Dottie MBE, shares his top tips to succeed at each stage of the interview process.
For more advice, download our Interview Guide: https://bit.ly/3abmpWv
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You’ve Come to the Right Place
If you are wanting to improve your interview skills
If you want to improve your resume to stand out in a crowd
If you have an interview and want to perfect your skills
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Behavioral interview questions are the questions they use to test you to see if you use the right methods to manage yourself in a presented situation. The job interviewer is looking to figure out how you solve complications and whether this suits the job in available. The idea is normally that your recent habits tend to be related for your future behavior.
It’s one of the most dreaded interview questions of all times probably because it blends the awkward conversation topic of money with the fear of asking for too much, too little or downright rejection in the worst case scenario.
While answering questions about salary may be low on your priority list, it’s important you know how to prepare for this question so that you can manage the conversation with confidence AND come out financially ahead. Here’s what you need to know to answer this question.
In a competitive job market, interviews are as much about enthusiasm and presentation as your applicable skills and relevant experience. You need to know what you want, how your experience applies, and how to present yourself in the best way possible. In this session, you will learn how hiring managers think, and how to impress them, as well as build your speaking and body language skills. We’ll also cover persuasive presentation – and what that entails – doing your research on the job and on the hiring manager, which questions to ask, how to practice your “story” in terms of many common questions interviewers ask, and effective ways to link your experiences directly to the opportunity at hand.
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It’s an ugly truth — in the traditional applicant tracking system-friendly world, recruiters hold the power. Emboldened by technology that allows them to view resumes faster than a grocery store clerk scans a can of vegetables, recruiters typically spend five seconds or less evaluating each resume for a “fit” to the job in question. Could it get less personal?
But wait. Payback, as they say around the neighborhood, is, well, it’s full of retribution. Great candidates are increasingly making quick judgments about recruiters and the companies for which they work, often before a recruiter can pitch the job in question. What’s going on?
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How can you stand out from a crowd of candidates who all know how to interview well? You bring a 30/60/90-Day Sales Plan.
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If you’re over 50 and in the job search, you may beencountering a few challenges. I’m going to show you how to make the most of the advantages you do have, and how to knock down the obstacles in 3 places – in your: 1. Presentation in the Job Search 2. Specific Job Search Strategies 3. Job Interviews
2. Today’s Agenda
Presentation – 15 Questions Great Job
Candidates Ask
Questions & Answers – Live
Feedback – How to Contact Us
Accessing this Webinar – The Archives
3. Great Candidates Questions provide
information about
Always Ask the company and
the opportunity.
Questions
Questions show
Questions help the
you’ve done
candidate
your homework
determine if the
and you are a
job is the right fit!
strategic thinker.
4. With that in mind, here are
15 great
questions
you should ask
in your next job interview.
5. #1 – Why is this position open?
• Provides Information That
You Can’t Get Anywhere Else
– Maybe the Last Employee Was
a Poor Performer
– Maybe the Last Employee Was
Promoted
6. #2 – How long was the last person in this
position?
Their answer tells Here
you the turnover Today
rate for this job.
• You should ask “Why?”
– Performance Issue
– Fit Issue Gone
– Other Issue Tomorrow
7. #3 – What do you expect me to
accomplish in the first 60 to 90 days?
Great candidates
hit the ground
running!
8. #3 – What do you expect me to
accomplish in the first 60 to 90 days?
• Employers Are Excited About
– Employees That Understand
Money
– Employees That Solve Problems
• This Allows You To
– Ease Your Way into Showing Them Your
30-60-90-Day Plan
9. #4 – What would a successful first year in
this position look like?
• This should tell you…
– Their Goals
– Their Performance Indicators
• This Tells Them…
– You Care About Long Term
Success
10. #5 – What are the common traits of your
top performers in this role?
• Hiring Managers Love This Question
– Signal That You Care About Being
Outstanding
• This is Really a Question of Fit
– Do You Fit
– Can You Succeed There
• Values You Can Sell to
11. #6 – What are the biggest challenges of
this position?
• Your Focus is
– Not on the Paycheck
– Overcoming Obstacles
– On Becoming Successful
12. #7 – How would you describe a typical
day on the job?
• Their Answer Gives You…
– Tremendous Insight
• Their Answer Gives You Sell…
– Big Clues
• Their Answer Gives You
Sell…
– Clues to SELL Yourself Sell…
13. #8 – What do employees do in their spare
time?
• Another Question of Fit
– Will You Fit the Culture?
Maybe the interviewer will say,
“What spare time?” and you’ll
have a pretty clear idea that you
won’t have any either.
14. #9 – What things really drive results in
this company?
• This is a Strategic Question
This candidate thinks
• You Have Heard of the 80/20
Rule • Strategically
– 20% Effort Produces 80% of Results
• Cares About Productivity
• Focuses on Results
• Makes a Big Impression on the
Interviewer
15. #10 – How do you plan to deal with X?
• Pre-interview Research
– Address Challenges of the
Industry
– SWOT Analysis Looks at
• Strengths
• Weaknesses,
• Opportunities, and
• Threats
16. #10 – How do you plan to deal with X?
Lets Them Know…
• You Have Done Your Homework
• You are a Strategic Thinker
Lets You Know
• Insight into the Future of the Company
17. #11 – How would you describe your
management style?
• Management Style
– How Do They Interact With
Employees
– How Do They React to Mistakes
Can you work
with this person?
18. #12 – What do you like about working for
this company?
• Uncover the Perks
– Cooperative Culture!
– Develop Their People!
– Gym!
You gain insight
– Childcare! into the what’s
– Profit-sharing!
important to this
person.
19. #13– What do you see as my strengths
and weaknesses as a candidate?
• You Learn…
– What He Really Thinks of You
A Signal
• He Learns…
– You Are Self-Aware
– You Are Able to Take Criticism
– You Are Confident
20. You will play up your strengths,
address issues, correct
misinformation, and tell him
why that weakness won’t be
an obstacle.
21. #14– Are you confident that I am someone
who can meet the challenges of this
position?
This is a tough,
tough question to
ask. But you have
to do it!
22. #14– Are you confident that I am someone
who can meet the challenges of this
position?
• Uncover Their Doubts
• Address Their Doubts
23. #15 – When can I expect to hear from
you?
• Hiring Managers Expect You
to Ask
If you don’t ask
• It Will Ease Your Mind
• Now You Know What to
they’ll assume
Expect
you don’t want
• You Know When You Should
Call the job.
25. 15 Questions Great Job Candidates Ask
Ask Questions!!!!
Asking Questions Lets You Know:
Company Information & Opportunities
If There is Misinformation
If You Fit
How to Sell Yourself
Asking Questions Lets Them Know:
You Think Strategically
You Understand Money
You Care About Productivity
You Care About Results
You Do Your Homework
You Are A GREAT Fit!
28. We'd love to have your input!
All feedback from this call and all questions for future calls
should be emailed to:
Peggy@CareerConfidential.com
29. Accessing Webinars
Webinars are available on the
Career Confidential Coaching Club website:
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As long as you are a member of the club you will be able to
access any of the webinars that have been presented during the
time you were a member.