Is it all about the questions?

When it comes to job interviews, many of us think of it as an interrogation where the interviewer asks us difficult questions and we need to provide the right answers. However, it’s important to remember that job interviews are not all about questions and answers; they are also about having a conversation and getting to know one another.

Why is this important?

The reason why this is so important is because it helps both the interviewer and the job applicant to get a better understanding of each other. This helps to create a more relaxed atmosphere, which can lead to a better interview experience overall. It also gives the interviewer an opportunity to ask more probing questions, get a better sense of the applicant’s personality, and understand their work style and motivations.

Preparation is key.

When going into your next job interview, it’s important to prepare for the conversation aspect. Consider the type of questions that the interviewer may ask, such as asking about your experience, qualifications, and skills, and practice answering them. It’s also important to be yourself and share your unique thoughts and perspectives. This will help the interviewer get to know you better and will help to create a more comfortable atmosphere.

Stay professional.

Finally, be sure to be confident and professional throughout the interview process. Being well-prepared, articulate, and professional will help to show the interviewer that you are the right candidate for the job. Remember that a job interview is a two-way street, so make sure to take the time to listen and ask questions as well. Doing these few simple things will help to make sure that you have a successful job interview.

Be ready to ask questions at the end of the interview.

Be sure to have 2-3 questions ready to ask at the end of the interview. You might think of things to ask during the conversation, or you can have questions ready based on your research and understanding of the organization you are interviewing with. If you want a FREE list of excellent question ideas,click the link below and get busy!

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Comments (2)
  1. Hi Jennifer.

    I just got your latest post submitted to my email and thought I should reply to wish you and your family the Merriest of Christmas’s and the best New Year ever.

    Warmest Regards,
    Kelvin

    • Hey Kelvin! Thanks for saying hello, and all the best Christmas wishes to you and yours as well. I was thinking of you just the other day as I found your one-bowl fudge recipe in my recipe box. 🙂 Happy New Year, too!

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