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Book SynopsisProviding good answers to interview questions is central to acing the job interview and getting the offer. But what exactly are 'good' answers? What do interviewers look for when they question applicants? How can candidates best formulate compelling answers; that motivate employers to hire them? Addressing these and many other questions about the interview process, this unique book examines 202 of the most common and difficult interview, questions asked of candidates in both traditional and behavioural interviews. Nineteen example-filled chapters focus on key interviewing areas, including: Ice breakers; Self-evaluation; Personality; Competencies and skills; Problem solving; Education; Work habits; Likes and preferences; Professional goals; Motivation; Vision; Salary; Social status. A virtual interview tool kit, this easy-to-use book thoroughly analyzes each question and then offers strategies and sample answers along with useful checklists of do's and donts. Users learn what type of an
