Fundamentals of Tough Interview Questions for Beginners

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If you finished the book and didn’t learn anything, or you felt like this book didn’t save you time or headache, let me know. All I ask is if you could please tell me a reason. I want to improve the book. Regardless of the reason, I will give you a 100% refund!

"Why should I listen to you?"

Like many applicants who struggled, I was failing most of my interviews in the early days. But I refused to give up. I read books, and consulted with my friend who worked in recruiting. After countless mistakes, I was acing every single interview. I reached a point where interviews started becoming fun, like conversing with a best friend. 

This is an accumulation of all the work, mistakes, and heartache through the journey. For the price of McDonalds’, or a cup of coffee, you could potentially save hundreds of hours of time researching incomplete material on the Internet. Some of these questions are a deal breaker for interviewers, and failing a few could dismiss you from an offer.

Imagine spending a few dollars on a book and getting a job that pays $50k, $70k. Would you say that the money was well spent? 

Imagine not learning these important things for job interviews, and going home empty handed because there were a few questions you didn't know how to answer. 

Learn from the experience of others. Avoid headache trying to gather and dissect information from hundreds of sources. What you need to know and understand in found here. 

Intended Audience:

This eBook is intended for beginners, or those who are finally back on the job interview journey after years without going to one. This does not teach you how to get a job or how to look for one.

Learn:

• Why recruiters and interviewers are actually your friend!

• Why you should avoid the 11am – 12noon time slot for interview

• What to do if you don't know how to answer a question

• Pre-interview supplies checklist

• Finding patterns, allowing you to answer many interview questions without needing to memorize

• The hidden intentions behind seemingly trivial questions

• How to turn negative events in your past work into positives

Questions covered:

• What did you like or dislike about your previous job?

• What was your biggest accomplishment in the previous position?

• Tell me about a time you made a mistake and what did you learn from it?

• What is your greatest weakness / greatest strength?

• How would you describe yourself? Tell me about yourself

• How do you handle pressure? How did you handle a challenge?

• Describe a difficult work situation / project and how you overcame it.

• What Motivates You?

• What are you passionate about?

• What are your pet peeves?

• Teamwork related questions

• When employers ask you about your work environment preference, or communication preference

• How do you handle working with someone you didn't like?

• What problems have you encountered at work and how did you deal with them?

• Have you ever had difficulty working with a manager?

• Who was your best boss and who was the worst?

• What do you do if you are struggling at work and need help?

• What do you know about our company? / Why do you want to work here? Why do you want this job?

• Why should we hire you?

• What can you do for this company?

• What are your goals for the next five years / ten years?

• What are your salary expectations?

Updated Editions:

If there’s enough demand from customers like you, you’ll also get updated editions to this eBook, free!

Questions or concerns?

 Please reach out to me at philalexanderbenjamin@gmail.com

Thanks!

Philip Alexander Benjamin