How To Answer 11 Common Types of Job Interview Questions

How To Answer 11 Common Types of Job Interview Questions

There are generally 3-kinds of job interview question formats: behavioral interview questions, project-specific questions, and situational questions. But, there are several types of interview questions an employer can ask to address how you handle certain types of scenarios. That's what today is all about!

Chapters:
0:00:00 Welcome and 11 Buckets of Question Types
0:00:38 1. Out of the Gate
0:03:32 2. The Lazy 2!
0:05:01 3. Be Nostradamus
0:07:12 4. Conflicts?
0:09:00 5. Organized?
0:11:25 6. Negative Nelly!
0:12:24 7. What Would You Miss?
0:13:20 8. Regrets?
0:14:32 9. Deal Breakers?
0:15:26 10. Epic Failures
0:16:49 11. Not so Sophie's Choice!

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Andrew LaCivita is a world-leading career and leadership coach and award-winning author of Interview Intervention and The Hiring Prophecies. Throughout his career, he has helped 350 companies and over 50,000 individuals across 100 countries realize their potential. He frequently serves as a trusted media resource for outlets such as ABC, Fox Business, and Business Insider. You can join him at the milewalk Academy and catch him weekly for free Live Office Hours on his YouTube Channel.

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[mikewong]

Hi Andy--all of your advice really works!! I was let go from a leading tech company as part of a large layoff. After watching your videos, I landed an offer 3 weeks later. Here's how: I tweaked my resume based on your suggestions which helped me to get 6 interviews; your advice helped me to answer questions much more effectively than I would have done on my own, then I was able to negotiate a verbal offer that resulted in 10% increase over the initial offer. Best of all, your advice helped me to change my mindset in dealing with employers and I'm looking forward to continuing to grow my career. Thank you!!!

[bigolskrimps]

You have provided so many gems in this video! THANK YOU!

[MaximumCareer]

7:40 I've always liked the idea of sharing your philosophy first in most behavioral questions. Sure the purpose is to show not tell, but adding your philosophy guides them a little.

[earthsteward]

I had an annual performance review at one job where my supervisor asked where I saw myself in 5 years and my first thought was "Working somewhere else!!!"

[KAFKUBA]

Remember when a job was just a job and you did it even though you hated it to support a family? And you didn't spend every waking hour a slave to corporations?