When an interviewer ask the question "where do you see yourself 5 years from now", I just want to scream or tell them, "hopefully it won't be here kissing butts, scraping to get a promotion"; I also would like to say, "I plan on being financially independent", but I know that wouldn't go well for hiring purposes! I really wonder what kind of answer they are looking for. I know that within 5 years I would probably be looking for a new job. I would need it to help dislodge me from the stagnated condition that the prior job left me in, after the challenge was gone and my salary was capped! Besides that, with the job situation today, you have to be multi-talented and ready to get layed off, due to downsizing, bankruptcy, or whatever. You can't bank on the hope of retiring after "x" amount of years like it used to be!
If you've ever been asked that question during an interview, what kind of answer did you give? Any interviewers out there, what kind of answer are you looking for?
2007-08-06
12:37:49
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