| Some interview questions are asked so
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| | answer to this question and practice
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| frequently that they've become classics.
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| | saying it out loud again and again.
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| Practically every interview you go on
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| | ** Prepare a Script
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| you'll be answering one or more of these
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| | List five strengths that are directly
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| seven interview questions.
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| | related to this job and incorporate them
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| Why are these the most frequently asked
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| | into a "Tell Me About Yourself" mini
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| interview questions? Probably because
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| | script. You want to keep the focus on
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| they give the employer a good idea of who
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| | your past job experience and what you
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| you are and if you're the best fit for
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| | personally bring to your position(s):
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| their company.
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| | Example:
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| ** Tell Me About Yourself
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| | "I have been in the ________ industry
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| This is an obvious open-ended questions
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| | business for the past ______ years."
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| where the interviewer is inviting you to
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| | "My most recent experience has been
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| give some background on yourself. But
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| | ______."
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| wait. Should you start revealing personal
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| | "One reason I enjoy this business is
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| information about yourself? No. This
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| | _____."
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| isn't a beauty contest or game show.
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| | "In my last job I ________."
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| How to Answer: This is not a question you
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| | "My real strength is my ________."
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| should try to wing off the top of your
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| | "What I'm looking for now is _______.
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| head. You need to write down a careful
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