how do you answer it the interviewer asks you,where do you see your yourself in five years?

Answer 1

Supervising you.

Answer 2

Imagine what you think they want to hear, and tell them. Think about what path a successful candidate would pursue in the eyes of the interviewer, then describe that as where you'd like to be in five years.

This is a crappy question, and it deserves a crappy answer. You will get crap like this sometimes in an interview. I think you should treat it as crap. Don't take it as a test. Take it as a game, and you just answer exactly whatever way you think the interviewer would love for you to answer.

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Replying "Doing your job" or "Supervising You" is a terrible answer. It will be viewed as arrogant, presumptous, immature, or possibly threatening. In all cases, it's not good and will lower your chance of getting the job.

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PS -- don't be yourself in an interview. Be a vanilla, cautious but friendly and engaging version of yourself. Most of all, keep it vanilla. An interview is not an opportunity to get a job, it's more like an opportunity to lose a job if you say the wrong thing. Play it SAFE. Don't express yuorself. You can do that outsie of work.

Answer 3

Be honest but make it good. Just be yourself at the interview and before any interview try to have the answers to these type of questions in mind before you go. This way your promptness in answering may be a bonus. Just be as honest as possible.

Answer 4

I always say - in 5 years I'll finally be able to tell my parole officer to f*ck off!! Man you should see their eyes light up on that one!!!
But seriously folks, they are trying to determine if you have any ambition and if you have really have a career path in mind. Simply saying "I'll have your job" shows no real insight - it's on par with saying "I dunno". If you are applying for an entry level position, research what the career path is and be very specific what route you would like to take and how you foresee getting there (i.e. promotions, part-time studying, univeristy-level courses in that field, etc.).

Answer 5

Still with the company and well developed.
Trust me I interview all the time being in management and the response (supervising you) isnt what they want to hear.

Answer 6

well ... you should answer that yourself!!! where Do YOU see yourself in 5 years .... look your goals .. your objectives ... what 's the person you want to be.... who are you and what are you valuable for ... many other questions answer this question. I'm studying finances, and in my last job they ask me where do I see myself in 5 years ... I told them that I'll be working in Wall Street in stock exchange. who know .. maybe the true will help you.

Answer 7

Promoted up the ladder of success and helping the company to maintain a level of marketing strategies that will also be of benefit to me my family and co-workers

Answer 8

Sometimes this works:

"In five years, I expect to have your job."

You can elaborate on it a bit, tell him that you're going to be the best employee he ever hired, stuff like that.

Answer 9

Have you ever try to make a long term and short term plan in your life? this is what you should be in the couple of year. if they ask you just tell them what you'r plan in the next 5years and you will be it be positive.

Answer 10

Sitting in your chair interviewing somebody else.

Answer 11

I see myself as being successful and happy at my job. That is what I strive for.