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Jobs in Old Brevard
from Brevard County, Florida: A Short History to 1955
Interview
Questions The Employer May Ask:
~ ANSWER THESE NOW ~
[ ] Tell me something about your last job in 30 seconds.
[ ] What could you have done in your last job to make it more
effective?
[ ] What motivates you the most?
[ ] What are your long-range goals? Short range?
[ ] How do you plan to achieve your goals?
[ ] What have you learned from your mistakes?
[ ] What do you look for in a job?
[ ] What did you like most about your last job?
[ ] Why are you looking?
[ ] Why do you want to work for our company?
[ ] What do you know about our company?
[ ] Why should I hire you?
[ ] How do you feel about working under pressure and deadlines?
[ ] Name five things that are important to you about your work and
why?
[ ] How would you change this organization?
[ ] Do you prefer to work with people or things?
[ ] What is your greatest strength?
[ ] What is your greatest weakness?
[ ] Can you guarantee us that you will to stay at least two years?
[ ] How do you rate yourself on a scale of 1 to 10?
[ ] Describe a situation where your work was criticized.
[ ] What is one thing your former boss did that irritated
you?
[ ] What criticism do you have of your boss?
[ ] Tell me about a job crisis you've had & how you handled
it.
[ ] Tell me what you think this job really involves.
[ ] What work situations irritate you?
[ ] How do you define success?
[ ] What is a team?
[ ] What do your coworkers think of you?
[ ] Tell me about yourself.
[ ] What questions do you have for me?
Questions You Might Ask at the
Interview:
[ ] How long has the position been open?
[ ] How well do you think I'll be able to handle this
position?
[ ] What is the biggest challenge in this job?
[ ] To whom would I report?
[ ] What characteristics are most valuable for this
position?
[ ] May I see any written job description?
[ ] What is the staff size?
[ ] Job-related questions - use your judgment, what do
you need to know to help you
get the job offer? Discover
what they need and tell them
how you'll solve it (or
provide this info in your
Thank You letter after thinking
about it). Never
initiate questions regarding money or benefits
Questions You Might Ask After You
Have a Job Offer
[ ] Future salary?
[ ] Benefits?
[ ] Bonuses?
[ ] Performance Reviews/Raises?
[ ] Working conditions?
[ ] Responsibilities?
[ ] Training?
[ ] Growth-potential/promotions?
[ ] Overtime?
[ ] Travel?
INTERVIEW OVERVIEW
[ ] What questions will be asked?
[ ] How will I answer them?
[ ] What questions will I ask?
[ ] What do I know about the company and position vacancy?
[ ] Did I obtain a job description from the personnel office
(or if not available, by referring the
Occupation Outlook Handbook
at the library)?
[ ] Have I learned about the company by calling the front office
and asking
for promotional literature/ads or
pamphlets?
[ ] Did I search for info on the company or industry by reading
InfoTrac,
SIRS Researcher, EBSCO Academic Search,
or similar collection
of "full-text" magazine
articles at the library? Did I look up the
company in an employer directory, such as
those listed in the
331 section of the library's reference
area?
[ ] If not, did I use page to search for the company's profile
and read about any recent
news articles on the company using
Hoovers.com or PRNewswire?
[ ] Did I try to locate information on the company by typing in
the
company's name on the search screen
of a World Wide Web browser?
(Many public libraries are
connected to the Internet--ask your librarian
about this service.)
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