It's interesting that you ask this Sammy! In my old life as a social worker, I got asked typical interview questions (biggest strength, weakness, etc) and if I knew general protocols for emergency situations, etc. None of it, I'm sure, really gave the? See more
Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Not only is this pointless to ask - everyone uses the same down pat answers - but after living the last three? I'm not sure where I see myself in a month, let alone 5 years. Time doesn't move normally anymore.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Worst question ever. When I interview, I like to ask people what their favorite movie is and I tell them ratings don?t matter, just answer quick! It tells me so much about that person.
What?s your biggest weakness? Lol do you want a real answer that I pay a therapist for to help me on or do you want a ?I?m a perfectionist? type of answer?
My ?favorite? least favorite question is: what would it take to make you quit this job?My answer has always been ?putting up with so much petty bullshit that I don?t feel like I can do my job properly. I?ve never been to an interview and not of? See more
All of them I can be so cool calm and collected at work and be so good at my job but when it comes to interviews my brain turns to complete mush. I could practice my answers for weeks but the second I?m asked a question it all goes out the window lik? See more
Kristi Von Bender that is such a good question though. Specifically designed to be open ended and has a good chance to yield great insight. We actually ask this to rental leads in pre-screening as well.
Judith Hyatt Bellack how about take the pen and ask them to write something when they dont have anything to write with sell them the pen. Lol I saw that somewhere a long time ago.