This document discusses the top 5 most common questions asked in job interviews and how to answer them: 1) "Tell me about yourself" - This question allows you to talk about your background and qualifications in a comfortable way. 2) "What are your strengths?" - This question gives you an opportunity to highlight your positive qualities and skills. 3) "What is your greatest weakness?" - This challenging question requires being honest about areas of improvement while also framing it in a positive light.

1. The Top 5 Most Asked
Questions In A Job Interview
*And How To Answer Them*

2. Tell me about
yourself.
G.Abbatelli
From Italy
28 years old
“I’ve been working as a junior chef at a small Italian restaurant for
2 years and my duties included assisting the head chef. I have
always been interested in food and cooking which was why I chose
to follow this career path.”
Q.1
This is the most common question in a job interview. It
helps to break the ice and gives you the opportunity to
talk about something you’re comfortable with.

3. What are your
strengths?
“I consider myself to be a team-player. I like to work with other
people and I find that it’s much easier to achieve something
when everyone works together and communicates well.”
A. Bjarnesen
From Germany
24 years old
Q.2 This is your time to shine!

4. What is your
greatest weakness?
"I'm not as strong as I'd like to be on social media, but I'm
already learning some things I can bring here, and hope to find
more ideas on how to use social media as a customer
relationship tool."
F. Soares
From Portugal
31 years old
Q.
3 This is a challenging question. It’s about how you evaluate
yourself, be realistic and honest.

5. Tell me about a
time you failed.
"I thought my aggressive sales tactics were a great quality
until I lost a client for being too pushy. I've since learned to
tone things down and really listen to my clients and
understand their needs before determining how to help
them."
Mads Nielsen
From Denmark
25 years old
Q.
4
Another challenging question. Stay positive and
show what you learned from the experience.

6. Do you have any
questions for me/us?
“1) What is the typical day for this position?
2) Do you have any examples of projects that I would be
working on?
3) What is the key to success in this job?”
C. Hernández
Form Spain
31 years old
Q.5
Have some questions prepared. This shows that you’ve
done some research and you’re willing to learn more
about the company.