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The best way to avoid having a bad job interview is to prepare ahead of time.
So practice, practice, PRACTICE your answers to the following questions:
Please tell me about yourself...
Why should we hire you?
What are your plans for the next year? Two years? Five years?
What do expect to get from this job?
What are your biggest weaknesses?
What are your biggest strengths?
Why did you leave your last job?
Why did you get into this line of work?
What make you want to apply to this company?
The interview is a two way street.
Remember you are also interviewing the employer to see if you want to work for that company.
You should have a list of questions in mind to ask the interviewer2. Here are some suggestions.
What would you expect of me? What would my main responsibilities3 be?
Would there be any travel involved with this position?
Where do you see this company in two years?
How would you describe your management style?
Most hiring decisions are made at the first interview.
How you come across in that interview could be as important as your experience and job skills.
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1 employer | |
n.雇用方,雇主 | |
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2 interviewer | |
n.接见者;会见者;面谈者;记者 | |
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3 responsibilities | |
责任( responsibility的名词复数 ); 职责; 责任感; 责任心 | |
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4 evaluated | |
adj.估价的,已评估的v.评价( evaluate的过去式和过去分词 );求…的值(或数);对…评价;[数学、逻辑学]求…的数值 | |
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5 promotion | |
n.提升,晋级;促销,宣传 | |
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6 fitting | |
n.[pl.]设备,家具,配件,试穿;adj.适合的 | |
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