Interview Questions
Do you enjoy your work?
YES! I enjoy my work because..
Are you currently employed?
No, I just finished a year with Transition Program where I learned various job skills, and daily living skills.
Tell me about a time you were responsible for something.
One time I had to pet sit....
When should you arrive for an interview?
At least 15 minutes before your scheduled interview
What should you do after the interview?
Thank the interviewer for the time.
Why is it important for people to work?
It is important for people to work because.... we are the future.
What are your goals for the future?
In the future I want to.... (Get a job? Have a family? Live independently?)
Tell me about a personal accomplishment that you’re proud of.
Give a specific example of a personal accomplishment you are proud of. -- I completed my job task at the big apple without having to redo anything.
How should you greet the interviewer?
With a smile, handshake, and introduction of yourself (hello, my name is...)
How can you look for jobs?
Website(indeed), in person signs, networking with friends and family to see if they know of any job openings, job opening signs on business.
Why are you applying for this position?
Explain why you are applying to this position, and what getting the position would do for you and your life.
How do you handle stress and pressure?
Run and hide, cry, yell/scream, vent to friends or family, take a bath, alone time...
Tell me about yourself
Background, previous work experiences, schooling, family...
When does the interview begin?
As soon as you enter the building.
What are the 3 contacts you give to an employer with their names and contact info?
References
What are your greatest strenghts?
What are some things you do well.
What are your greatest weaknesses?
What is something yo can do better at?
How would your boss and coworkers describe you?
What are your positive attributes. Happy, friendly, collaborative, hard-working...
What are 3 questions you can ask the person who interviewed you?
1. Any question you had during the interview or about the job
2. Ask the person who interviewed you how long they have worked with the company.
3. Ask the person who interviewed you if they enjoy their job and the company.
How should you dress for your interview?
Professional! Nice shoes, shirt, pants, good hygiene
DRESS TO IMPRESS
Describe a difficult work situation/project and how you overcame it.
Tell about a time something was hard for you, and how did you solve the problem.
Why should we hire you?
Explain why you are applying to this position, and what getting the position would do for you and your life.
Tell me about a time you had trouble getting along with someone and how you worked through it.
This is the situation... and I did this.... to solve it.
What do you do if you don't know the answer to an interview question
Ask them to repeat it, or communicate that you don't know, or don't know how to answer the question.
What are emotions you may have during an interview?
Fear, anxiety, stress, happiness, excited, worried... THEY ARE ALL OK AND NORMAL!