what could be a proper answer to a question " what would u feel if i reject you?" asked in interviews

Answer 1

How about, "Well, I haven't thought about it, because I feel I am so right for the (position applied for), and I'm confident you will feel the same.
Or here is another. Well, I think rejection can build character, so I would feel that I'm building more character.
OR how about. I wouldn't feel anything if you reject me, it's a stupid job, and I don't want to work here anyway.
I think that is a silly question to ask in an interview.

Answer 2

"It must be a difficult decision because I know you must have many applicants for this position. Rejection is part of life sometimes, but If not chosen I would feel disappointed naturally because I want to work for your company for these reasons (list two, maybe 3) and in this position. A good job with a good company is not my goal. I'm looking for a good fit with a great company using this position. I believe I can fill the need for this department because of (list a couple of skills you've used in the past for examples). I would ask you for a reason for the rejection and any criticism you might have so that I would have your perspective on how I might improve. As you are a (His or Her Title) with this company, I would value and appreciate your opinion." You can add, "May I ask, why you are asking this question?"


----That's the most standard way to handle the question. This type of question is a stress tester which probably means you'll face rejections on the job and the employer wants to see how you'd handle it. The interviewer can assess your "vibe"--have you got an anger management problem, can't handle stress, or have trouble thinking on your feet (by being unable to answer the question in a reasonable amount of time). It might also show how well prepared you are to handle a situation that some might find "rattling"...How "green" are you?/Do you have the experience or ability to handle unexpected situations?

Remember, if you need a moment to think about a question, it's okay to say something like "That's a good (or interesting) question", to give yourself time to think of a response. Practice Just Breathing to Relax! It can help during a interview to consciously with controlled draw (through the nose) and release a breath.

Body language speaks volumes!! Sit straight, lean slightly forward, maintain confidence in your posture. Keep hands calm-use very little gesturing with your hands. Eye contact is important. Smile a professional but relaxed smile...show your confidence! Put on your "Game Face".

AND Remember, You are interviewing the company as well. Research the company's background, know it's history as well as its current information, and ask questions as they relate to your position and department (not about breaks, vacations,...or even a benefits package unless your negotiating salary). Ask why the position is vacant too.

...And if you can see the department and/or meet some of your potential coworkers just to get a feel for the department. If your request is denied that could be another test question for you to show your ability to handle stress...practice different responses including "I understand, perhaps another time", if appropriate. If the interviewer is a screener from Human Resources, they may not be allowed to give you a tour.

Your State's Department of Labor has one or more branches located in your area. You can "mock" interview and go over interviewing techniques with one of their representatives. They will also have handouts and materials to help you with interviewing. Use this resource...that's why it's there.

Good Luck to You!

Answer 3

"Well, honestly, I would feel rejected, and that's not the good part. The good news is that I feel that there is a proper job and employer for me, and we will find each other. Let me take this opportunity to express that I feel this is a great match, and hope that you will agree."
Turning the negative into a positive is key, that's all I knwo for sure.

Answer 4

I would say, "I'd be disappointed, and would very much appreciate knowing exactly why I was rejected".

Answer 5

You should respond:

"I'd go insane and come back with a gun and kill everybody in this f***ing place."

This should impress any interviewer.
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Answer 6

"arent you rejecting me already?" or "actually, I dont think it would affect me much. What about you?"

Answer 7

thank you for at least giving me interview time and i'll just keep on looking.

OR

' PLEASE PLEASE TAKE ME! TAKE ME!"
haha, the latter was just a joke

Answer 8

and this makes no sense.