I always bomb the interview. Could you tell me how you would answer these interview questions?

Question

(1)How are you under pressure?
(2)Give an example of how you handle such pressure?
(3)What can you offer our company?
(4)What are your experience?
(5)Why must we hire you?
(6)What are your strengths?
(7)What are your weaknesses?
(8)How are you able to overcome such weaknesses?
(9)What was the most important decision you made in past 6 months?

Answer 1

Go into the meeting as you are interviewing the company. Go in thinking, "do I want this job?" Ask honest questions to learn about what you would be doing.

Answer 2

1) Deadlines help you focus and organize your time.
2) Tell of a time you had a deadline you had to meet and how you successfully accomplished it without panicking.
3) You're a hard worker, always eager to learn
4) Tell them about anything you've done that has some relation to the job you're applying for.
5) You would be an asset to their company.
6) Tell them what you're good at.
7) Give a weakness with a positive spin. For example, you need to be busy all the time. It's a weakness because you have difficulty kicking back and relaxing. You like to always have something to do.
8) for above weakness: time management
9) tell them about a decision you made that was powerful but not extremely personal.

Answer 3

1. I try to minimize the pressure. I set priorities, and I am not afraid to ask for help if I need it.
2. Under a lot of volume, I try to take care of the thngs that only take a minue to handle right away.
3. Loyalty. I realize my function is to help my supervisor and take as much off his hands as I can.
4. _________________
5. I hear thisa great place to work, and I'd like to make a contribution. I feel I can learn a lot from working here.
6. . I am always punctual, I check my work,
and realize the need for completing work accurately and on time.
7. Occasionally, if I get behond I get frustrated.
8. I take a walk, Take a couple deep breaths, and regroup.
9. To decide I wanted to leave my present (or past) employer. I like itthere, but feel there is little room for advancement.

Now, this is me. You have to be yourself.
Often, an employerwill realize that you are uncomfortable. He will forgive you for this, but will want to see how you handle it.

Be yourself. He won't bite you., Good luck.

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Answer 4

Answering the questions is important, but even just as important is how you present yourself. If it is an office type job, make sure to wear a buisness style outfit. Don't sit slouched. Don't appear fidgity. If there are multiple people conducting the interview, when you answer, start looking at the person farthest to your left or right, then slowly look at each person until you end on the other side. Look them in their eyes, don't look at the ground. Other than that, just be truthful with the answers to the questions.
For example, question 4 depends solely on your experience, I can't tell you an answer to that.

Answer 5

1) I've always coped well with pressure. In fact I work better when faced with deadlines as I love the challenge.

3) For this q. you should always research the company, find out what they do and mention ways you can contribute (team spirit and communication, hard work etc. are always desired).

Answer 6

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