How to Answer the Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions

How to Answer the Most Frequently Asked Interview QuestionsHow to Answer the Most Frequently Asked Interview QuestionsDo you have a job einstellungsgesprch coming up? Are you prepared? The best way to get ready for an vorstellungsgesprch is to take the time to review the most common bewerbungsinterview questions you will most likely be asked. Knowing what youre going to say, can eliminate a lot of interview stress. Prepare for the Interview You dont need to memorize an answer, but do take the time to consider how youll respond. The more you prepare, the more confident youll feel during a job interview.When youre not sure what to expect during an interview, also review this refresher onhow job interviews work, and tips on how to prepare to ace a job interview. Review examples of the best answers for the most frequently asked interview questions in several different categories, and advice on how to answer. Job Interview Questions and Best Answers These are the top ten most comm only asked interview questions, with examples of the best answers. Also, review job-specific interview questions for many different lages to get ideas for framing your own interview responses. About You Interviewers will ask questions about you to gain insight into your personality and to determine whether youre a fit for both the job and the company. These are open-ended questions which will give you the opportunity to show the employer that youre well-qualified for the position. Tell me about yourself.What is your greatest strength?What is your greatest weakness?Tell me about something thats not on your resume.How will your greatest strength help you perform?How do you handle failure?How do you handle success?Do you consider yourself successful? Why?How do you handle stress and pressure?How would you describe yourself?Describe a typical work week.Are you lucky?Are you nice?Are you willing to fail?Describe your work style.Do you work well with other people?Do you take work home with you? How are you different from the competition?How do you view yourself? Whom do you compare yourself to?How does this job fit in with your career aspirations? How many hours a week do you normally work?How would you adjust to working for a new company?How would you describe the pace at which you work? How would your co-workers describe your personality? Is there anything else we should know about you?What motivates you? Are you a self-motivator?What do you find are the most difficult decisions to make? What has been the greatest disappointment in your life?What are you passionate about?What are your hobbies?What are your pet peeves? What is your dream job?What will you miss most about your last job?What wont you miss about your last job? Would you rather be liked or respected?Why should I take a risk on you?If you could relive the last ten years of your life, what would you do differently? Leaving Your Job Employers almost always ask about why you left, or are leaving, y our job. Be prepared with an explanation for why youre moving on. Do make sure the reasons you give match what past employers will say about you if they are contacted for a reference. Why are you leaving your job?Why do you want to change jobs? Why were you fired?Why were you laid-off?Why did you quit your job?Why did you resign?What have you been doing since your last job?Why have you been out of work so long? Salary Some of the hardest questions to answer during a job interview are about compensation. Heres what you will be asked and examples of the best answers. Questions about salary can be tricky to answer, and, in some locations, employers arent allowed to ask about your salary history. What were your starting and final levels of compensation?What are your salary expectations?What are your salary requirements?Why would you take a job for less money? Qualifications The most important thing for interviewers to determine is whether youre qualified for the job. Heres what they will ask to find out. When responding, be specific. What applicable experience do you have?Are you overqualified for this job? How did you impact the bottom line?Interview questions about your abilities. Sell me this pen.Tell me about your educational background.What can you do better for us than the other candidates for the job?What part of the job will be the least challenging for you?Which parts of this job are the most challenging for you?What philosophy guides your work?What strength will help you the most to succeed?Why are you interested in taking a lower level job? Why are you interested in a non-management job? Job Performance How you performed in previous roles can indicate how you will perform in the job for which youre applying. Be prepared to answer questions about what you did well - and what you didnt. Be careful about how you to respond to negative questions. You canframe your responses in a positive manner, even when discussing a challenging situation. As w ith questions about qualifications, be sure to relate your performance to the employers requirements. What do people most often criticize about you?What is the biggest criticism you received from your anfhrer? What is the worst thing that you have ever gotten away with?What makes you angry?What problems have you encountered at work?What strategies would you use to motivate your team?What would you be looking for in an applicant?When was the last time you were angry? What happened?Why werent you promoted at your last job?Tell me about something you would have done differently at work.If the people who know you were asked why you should be hired, what would they say? What type of work environment do you prefer?How do you evaluate success?Describe a difficult work situation orproject and how you overcame it.Describe a time when your workload was heavy and how you handled it. Work History Is your work history stable, has it prepared you for the job youre interviewing for, and do yo u have any gaps in your employment history that the company should be concerned about? If not, prepare to answer questions about what you were doing when you werent in the workforce. Questions about your work history.Questions about your resume. What were your expectations for the job and to what extent were they met?What were your responsibilities?What major challenges and problems did you face? How did you handle them?What have you learned from your mistakes? What did you like or dislike about your previous job?Which was most / least rewarding? What was the biggest accomplishment/failure in this position? Questions about job demotions.How have you impacted worker safety?Describe the gap in your employment history. Management and Teamwork Are you a team player? Do you work well with others? Do you prefer to work in a solitary environment or as part of a team? Your work style, and how you get along with others, including co-workers, managers, and customers or clients is import ant to all employers. Here are some of the questions employers ask about getting along at work. Who was your best boss and who was the worst?Describe your ideal boss.If you know your boss is 100% wrong about something how would you handle it?What do you expect from a supervisor?Have you ever had difficulty working with a manager?How did you fit in with the company culture?Describe how you managed a problem employee. Do you prefer to work independently or on a team?Give some examples of teamwork.More teamwork interview questions. Why You Should Be Hired Why should you be hired over the other applicants? What makes you the best candidate for the job? Heres when youll have the opportunity to make a case for getting a job offer, and the chance to sell yourself to the interviewer. Why should we hire you? Why shouldnt we hire you?What can you contribute to this company? The New Job and the Company What do you know about the company, why do you want the job, and what would you do i f you were to be hired, are just some of the questions youll be asked about the position and employer. Take the time to research the employer prior to the interview, so that you can ask informed questions about the job and company. How is our company better than your current employer?What interests you about this job?What do you know about this company?Why do you want this job?Why do you want to work here?What challenges are you looking for in a position?What do you see yourself doing within the first 30 days on the job?What can we expect from you in the first 60 days on the job?Are you willing to travel?What is good customer service? What would be your ideal company culture? When could you start work? Is there anything I havent told you about the job or company that you would like to know? The Future Are you going to stick around if youre hired is something most employers want to know. All these questions will gauge your interest in making a commitment. Tell me about the trend s in your profession and industry.What are you looking for in your next job? What is important to you?What is your professional development plan?Where do you see yourself five years from now?How do you plan to achieve your goals?What will you do if you dont get this position?Where else are you interviewing? The Final Question The last question youll most likely be asked is whether you have any questions. Heres how to respond. Do you have any questions for me?

The Benefit of Getting Close to Your Co-workers -The Muse

The Benefit of Getting Close to Your Co-workers -The MuseThe Benefit of Getting Close to Your Co-workers Youre at work for 40 hours a week- sometimes even more than that. But how well do you really know the person sitting next to you?Building trust among co-workers fosters a more inclusive culture and helps build a community within your team. And thats critical to doing your best work. When you trust your co-workers, you work better togetzu sich and are more productive.Joy Stanfield knows firsthand how powerful it is to build trust in the workplace. Stanfield came out to her friends and family when she was 18, but at her first full-time job, she was very much in the closet at work. zu sich employer had no clue she was gay or had a girlfriend, and it was commonplace to hear co-workers or leadership in the company make homophobic jokes. It was a terrible environment to work in, Stanfield says, and to be honest, I just thought thats the way I would have to live my professional life.Fast forward to today and Stanfield has 13 years under her belt as a Customer Success Representative at T-Mobile. When I came here, I was shocked, she admits. I had two openly gay trainers, who talked freely about their lives. It was a culture shock for me. I didnt even realize this was possible. I knew Id found my home.Since then, Stanfield has worked her way up to become a Team of Experts Manager in Chattanooga, TN, where she oversees a crew of 40. Shes also experienced firsthand how leaning into inclusivity can create a thriving community. Here, she shares what shes learned about creating trust and building an inclusive culture.Let Everyones Voice Be HeardThe first step, according to Stanfield, is to collaborate as a team on decisions- big and small. We get together as a big group or a small group, and we talk and get everyones perspective so we dont miss anything, she says. Making sure that everyone has a voice is key to building trust.Its a very strong family environment, Stanfield says. Listening to everybodys different points of view makes us stronger as a group, and I think it makes us stronger as a company.Form Personal BondsWhen you get to know your co-workers on a personal level, you can better understand their perspectives and their day-to-day lives- and that creates a lasting bond. Stanfield believes thats the best way to form a relationship built on trust.As a leader, its important that employees trust me enough that I can be their sounding board, she says. When you look at a call center, its kind of like a small town. We all know each other, or at least know each others names. We have people were close to and we have people that we know we can go to for advice. Stanfield makes sure her employees and co-workers know she falls into the latter category.Team outings can also help build a cohesive unit, whether youre going out into the community to volunteer or youre just planning a departmental picnic. I think you see people differently when you get a g limpse into who they are outside of work, Stanfield says.Create Space for AuthenticityIts also important to create space for employees to be who they are. A great way to do that is to support your team members in joining employee resource groups that speak to them. In Stanfields case, that has meant, for example, not only encouraging a customer service representative on her team to take part in a Womens Leadership Network, but carving out time in the reps work schedule to allow her to attend meetings.For Stanfield, T-Mobiles Diversity and Inclusion Networks (one of T-Mobiles employee resource groups) are important because of the opportunity they offer to connect with others. I like being a mentor to the people in the call center and in the company, she says. I think I have a different perspective because Im little older than a lot of our workforce. Ive been through what a lot of them have been through as a woman, and as a gay woman. So it means a lot to me to be able to help guide t hem through not just their professional lives, but their personal lives as well.Watch People GrowOne of the undeniable joys of getting to know your co-workers and building a community in the workplace is that you get to see the person sitting next to you transform, not just in how they develop during the course of their career, but through the whole of their life.My favorite part about being here is seeing people grow, Stanfield says. Ive seen so many people buy their first homes, buy their first cars, have children, and achieve their dreams.In fact, Stanfield herself has grown during her time at T-Mobile in both her career and her life She met her wife there a decade ago, and because of their benefits, was able to have a son- a story shes proud to share and hopes will inspire others around her.I like to see other peoples dreams come true, and I like to pour back into that, Stanfield says.

10 body language myths that limit your success

10 body language myths that limit your success10 body language myths that limit your successBody language plays a key role in your career- from your first job interview to the ongoing process of building professional relationships to being perceived as having leadership presence. But not everything youve heard about body language is accurate. Dont limit your success by buying into these ten myths1. Using body language to make a positive impression is inauthenticThis is a myth I hear expressed whenever I give a speech or seminar. And it often comes from the same participants (managers, leaders, executives) who understand the value of spending hours creating, reviewing and rehearsing what they are going to say to make a positive impression in an important meeting or negotiation. I ask them to consider this In any business interaction you are communicating over two channels verbal and nonverbal resulting in two distinct conversations going on at the same time. While a well-written spe ech or well-designed bargaining strategy is obviously important, its not the only important katechese you send. In a thirty-minute business discussion, two people can send over eight hundred different nonverbal signals. And it is no more (or less) inauthentic to prepare for this second conversation than it is to prepare for the first.2. Body language is 93% of communicationOn the other hand, if you think that all you have to do to be an effective communicator is to watch your body language, youll underestimate the power of your verbal message. The 93% myth is based on this misquoting of a classic study by Dr. Albert Mehabrian The total impact of a message is based on 7% words used 38% tone of voice, volume, rate of speech, vocal pitch 55% facial expressions, hand gestures, postures and other forms of body language. But Mehabrian never said that. His research was focused solely on the communication of emotions - specifically, liking and disliking.3. Liars dont make eye contactThe bi ggest body language myth about deception is that liars avoid eye contact. While some liars (especially children) can find it difficult to lie while looking at you, other deceivers, especial the fruchtwein brazen or habitual, may overcompensate to prove that they are not lying by making too much eye contact and holding it too long. If you correlate lack of eye contact with deception, you will misread cues from people who are shy, introverted, or come from cultures where extended eye contact is considered rude or threatening.4. The Superman or Wonder Woman pose changes blood chemistryThe concept that two minutes of power posing (for example, standing feet apart with hands on hips) increased testosterone (a power hormone) and decreased cortisol (a hormone associated with stress), was popularized by Amy Cuddys TED talk about her 2010 social psychology study. These impressive results were quoted in various body language blogs and speeches (including mine). But recent backlash from Dana C arney, Cuddys co-researcher, and the inability of other universities to replicate the results, have thrown doubt on this assertion. What you can still rely on however, is that good posture (standing or sitting tall with head held high, both feet firmly on the floor, and shoulders back) makes you look and feel more confident.5. Crossed arms always means resistanceOf course, crossed arms often does indicate resistance, but it can also mean many other things - or nothing at all - depending on the individual and the situation. If a person sits in a chair that doesnt have armrests, it increases the likelihood of crossed arms as does a chilly room temperature. If someone is deep in thought and pacing back and forth, crossing arms is a common way to increase concentration. The problem with believing the crossed arm myth is that you may not realize the gesture is coming from someone who is cold, concentrating, or simply assuming her normal, most comfortable arm position.6. Eye direction i s correlated with lyingIn Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP), the idea was proposed that looking to the right indicated deception while looking left suggested truth-telling. This, however, has been disproven by research. The University of Edinburgh conducted three separate studies and found no correlation between the direction of eye movement and whether the subject was telling the truth or lying.7. You can tell what someone is thinking by analyzing their body languageNo, you cant. Neither can I. We are not mind readers. While body language can offer insights into the emotional state of someone (angry, sad, happy, disgusted, fearful, contemptuous, etc.), it cant tellwhythe person is exhibiting that emotion. Here is how John Sudol, an acting coach describes the danger in assuming we know whats behind a negative expression In a business interview or acting audition, what you read on the interviewers face can provoke a variety of unwanted responses, such as anxiety, self-doubt, and ins ecurity. If enough stress is produced it can trigger a limbic response and put you into a freeze-fight-or-flee state. Sudol later told me that he has adopted a personal mantra to decrease the negative impact of an angry or hostile expressionWhats on their face is not about me8. Body language is an effective tool for disguising your true feelingsThe problem with buying into this myth is that research has shown that attempting to suppress genuine emotion requires so much conscious effort that it is rarely successful. Whenever you attempt to conceal any strong feeling and fake another, your body almost always leaks nonverbal cues that are picked up consciously or subconsciously by your audience.Stanford Universitys research on emotional suppression shows why its so difficult to hide your true feelings Subjects instructed to conceal their emotions reported feeling ill at ease, distracted and preoccupied. And this was validated by a steady rise in their blood pressure. But another, quite unexpected finding showed a corresponding blood pressure rise in those listening to the subjects. The stress of suppression wasnt just palpable it was contagious.9. Talking with your hands is unprofessionalIf you respond to this myth by keeping your hands still when speaking, you are limiting your effectiveness as a communicator. Not only do gestures help listeners track and vokalist what you are saying, brain imaging has shown that gesture is integrally linked to speech. Gesturing as you talk can actually power up your thinking. Whenever I coach clients to incorporate gestures into their deliveries, I find that their verbal content improves, their speech is less hesitant, and their use of fillers (ums and uhs) decreases.10. Increasing communication effectiveness takes major changes in nonverbal behaviorThis is my favorite myth, because it is so easy to dispute. Just try smiling more and see how much it improves the dynamics of your interactions. A genuine smile not only stimulates your own sense of well-being, it also tells those around you that you are approachable, cooperative, and trustworthy. A genuine smile comes on slowly, crinkles the eyes, lights up the face, and fades away slowly. Most importantly, smiling directly influences how other people respond to you. When you smile at someone, they almost always smile in return. And, because facial expressions trigger corresponding feelings, the smile you get back actually changes that persons emotional state in a positive way. Not badeanstalt for one small nonverbal change.Carol Kinsey Goman, Ph.D., is an international keynote speaker and leadership presence coach. Shes the author of The Silent Language of Leaders How Body Language Can Help or Hurt How You Lead and creator of LinkedInLearnings video series Body Language for Leaders. For more information, visitCarolKinseyGoman.com

Pros and Cons of 3 Project Organizational Structures

Pros and Cons of 3 Project Organizational StructuresPros and Cons of 3 Project Organizational StructuresThe way your organization is structured influences how you manage and run projects. It can also influence how much authority and reach you have to do your job as a project manager. There are three common organizational structures, and project managers work in all of them functional, project, and matrix. Lets take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of each so that you know what youre up against when you join a new structure. Functional Organizational Structure In a functional organization structure, the project manager and all the resources work in the saatkorn company division, such as the sales and marketing department. Generally, the functional manager has mora authority than the project manager. Advantages The functional structure gives you the least power as a project manager, but offers plenty of other advantages It works well for small teams and small projects bec ause the function has full control over the team members and other resources required.You can easily access the experts you need because they are in the saatkorn functional area.Its quick to get everyone together to resolve problems related to the project.You can limit the project communications tools you need to use because the team is relatively small and simple.You often get enthusiastic team members who are keen to work on the project because it provides them with career opportunities. Project work can be a great way to motivate your team. If you are handing the project over to a functional team, its going to be the functional team you work in, which can makeclosing a projecteasier. Disadvantages Although this structure has plenty of advantages, also consider some downsides Work takes place in a silo, which might mean that you dont have access to people outside your functional division.People on the project team might be more loyal to their department or team manager than to the ir work on the project, which can create conflicts.A large project can end up with a functional project manager for each function. It can result in work falling through the cracks if all project managers dont work harmoniously together.Functional work can be isolating in that you dont have an opportunity to network widely with the company. Maintaining a strategic focuscan be harder. Project Organizational Structure Dedicated teams are put together to work on projects in a project organizational structure. The project manager probably has line management responsibility for the project team members. Examples of this would include large construction builds, but also corporate initiatives that require a dedicated team. The project manager has ultimate authority, reporting to the project sponsor and the project board. The individuals on the teamwork directly for the project manager. Advantages The obvious advantage of a project structure is that you have more control over the team, but other advantages are in place, too. Teams can have a strong sense of identity. It is the easiest structure within which to create a strong team culture.The whole team is focused on the teams goals, so conflict of loyalty exists with the day job for the people working on the project. Their day job is the project.Resources are dedicated to the project, so its much easier to schedule work. Youll know when the team members are available and theres no risk that theyll be pulled offat short notice to business-as-usual work for another manager. Projects run in this structure are great environments for improving your project management skills as well as more technical leadership skills. Disadvantages The project structure is the easiest to workwithbut still has some drawbacks. Having a team dedicated to one project is an expensive commitment. It tends to be an option only on big projects.If you remove people from their functional jobs, they might find it difficult to go back, especially if the project is long. Project work is stretching, and returning to what you did before after a period working in a multidisciplinary environment on a new, challenging project isnt an appealing prospect for many people. Managing the transition of the team when you close a projectbecomes even more important. Sometimes closing a project can mean losing your job if the business has moved on and another role isnt available for you.By their nature, dedicated teams suck up resources to work on just one thing. They can limit the number of projects the company can do at any one time, especially when different projects require the same skills.Project managers in this font of structure do line management for their teams, too, which means spending time and effort on human resource tasks that you wouldnt have to do in other structures. If you enjoy this element of working with people, this factor could be an advantage. Matrix Organizational Structure The third option is a matrix structur e. Resources are shared across both business-as-usual work and project work. It might mean having two managers or dotted-line responsibility to a project manager as well as to the team manager. The functional management line structure is normally in place first, and the project manager takes the dotted line. This structure splits power and authority between the functional or division team manager and the project manager. Youll need to use your negotiating skills to their full power. Advantages Matrix structures are very common because they allow managers to make flexible choices with how people spend their time. Youll likely work in a matrix environment at some point in your career. The advantages of this structure are as follows Resources are used efficiently and can move around between projects as needed.You can work on lots of different things, sometimes in parallel- although this point can be argued as a disadvantage as well.Teams and individuals can be very responsive. If a new project comes along that has to take priority, its easy enough to pivot and suddenly focus on something else. You cant do that easily in a project structure, which takes longer to disband and regroup.The structure requires that everyone use the same project management lifecycle and methodology, so moving between projects is easy. People can join a project team with relatively little onboarding required when the terminology and processes are common. Disadvantages As with all setups, this one has its pitfalls, too. Despite it being a common structure, not many modern workplaces have cracked the problems of overload. Giving individuals too much to do can be easy if you dont have systems in place to manage and monitor the entirety of their workload. Other disadvantages are as follows The conflict between projects is common because you might be fighting for the same resources as another project.The other project might have ring-fenced the best resources- the most appropriate people wit h the right skills- or their line manager might not make them available for project work.There can be some conflict between business-as-usual tasks and project work for individuals, especially when both managers are giving them different priorities.Resources might have a conflict about what development path they take for their future careers. Although you might know that you want to stay in project management, you may have the option of progressing into a more senior functional role or a more project-orientated role. But having lots of career options is a good thing, even if it does make for difficult decisions. An organizational structure that works perfectly for all the business-as-usual work doesnt always work for projects, and you have to manage within the environment in which you work. Getting some experience in each of these structures is a good idea so that you can experience them firsthand. It will help you decide which environment suits you best and fits your skills and pr eferences. Then you can make an informed choice if you have the chance to decide your future job environment. Understanding the pros and cons of each project organizational structure gives you a chance to work out where best to spend your time and influence to get the most out of your team and help your project conclude successfully.

The Hidden Secret of Mba Resume Examples

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Who Else Is Misleading Us About Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience?

Who Else Is Misleading Us About Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience? Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience - Dead or Alive? Obviously, a lot of you will be searching for good resume examples so that you are able to prepare your resume for immediate delivery to prospective employers. A strong summary statement at the peak of your resume can increase the possibility of them noticing what youve got to offer from the beginning. Stick to the tips above, and youll have a resume that compensates for the deficiency of expertise and gets you the interview. As stated earlier, you may simply copy and paste the examples of present resumes, but be sure that you do well, and check with the hints youve shared. Writing a resume summary statement is particularly vital for web development professionals since there are a lot of standard software and programming competencies that employers try to find. Writing a resume isnt the exact same as writing an essay. You can open a fr eelance writing career with zero experience. The Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience Cover Up In the event you merely dont have any sort of experience then the very best point to do is exit and volunteer. Youve done things that allow you to get valuable. You have a great absprache more to offer than you believe. Top Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience Secrets If youre a college student or recent graduate trying to land your very first job, you might discover the sample below very valuable. On the flip side, the moment the work applicant has strong experience, there isnt any need to trust the academic training any longer and it doesnt need to get mentioned. When do not have any experience whatsoever, add your volunteer work in your principal work history section. When youve been employed as a professional for a couple of years, your Work Experience section will fill most of your resume. What Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience Is - and What it Is Not Now you need to know how to compose a resume with no experience thats compelling and distinctive, ideal for a high school resume or a beginners resume for teens. For instance, if youre asking for a job as an administrative assistant, you dont will need to discuss the way your job for a babysitter helped improve your childcare skills, but you might share the way the experience helped you cultivate time management abilities and the capacity to juggle numerous tasks simultaneously. Remember, however, that you have skills and individual characteristics and a history of accomplishments away from the workforce. If youre a stay-at-home mother, you might have many skills that will be highly valuable to a prospective employer. Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience and Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience - The Perfect Combination Even if your work experience is ideal, a subpar resume could sink your probability of getting a work interview. Consider the job requi rements. You ought to find specific job opening posted by a particular company that you would love to submit an application for. While it isnt hard to have a job for a web developer, its really hard to find a cake job. The Demise of Writing a Great Resume with Little Experience Even if one isnt required, its generally a great idea to send a quick cover letter together with your resume. When youre writing cover words to utilize for jobs, it is really a very excellent notion to assess types of cover words that are related to the job which youre applying for. The resume cover letter shouldnt be excluded, as it supplies you with a chance to offer yourself to the employer. It should be ideal.