Looking For A Job? Be Prepared For These 8 Interviews!

8 Interview Types To Be Prepared For In Your Job Search

Job interviews come in various formats, each designed to assess different aspects of a candidate's qualifications, skills, and fit for the role and company culture. Here are seven common types of job interviews:

Traditional One-on-One Interview
Phone or Video Interview
Panel Interview
Behavioral Interview
Case Interview
Group Interview
Stress Interview
The technical interview

PS...the thumbnail question is a pretty common question in Google interviews, and it’s surprising that many people do not know the answer. Manhole covers are round because a circle is the only shape that cannot fall through itself.
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[plextoob]

I've had a few "stress interviews". After the first few, which threw me because they were gaslighting so I wasn't able to catch them on the fly. They were highly annoying. Now I can catch them, and do: I now stop the interview and withdrawl my candiacy. I explain that I feel the approach is abusive and I want no part of working in an organization that would do that. I have a successful 37 year long career and this approach has done me well to avoid abuse and take care of my mental health.

[chuckchan]

Job interviews are the hardest and worst part of job hunting.

[HazeAnderson]

I feel like behavioral based interviewers tend to hire people that are good at ... well ... lying. They favor the dishonest.

[ivearies]

This job market is so intense that I am about to throw in the towel.

[pauls]

This is possibly why people are not entering the job market. Too many interviews and how is the phone screener really able to determine if a person is the right fit for the hiring team.

[sharkeysribjoint]

behavioral interviews also my favorite type because they let me know the work environment is probably not that great right from the start

[AI-cpjg]

One time I went to the employer's office to get interviewed. The main interviewer did not show up and i had to interview in the office over the phone with remote interviewers. That was the weirdest interview that I ever had.

[nickf]

More common....the incompetent interviewer interview. The interviewer who already knows he's not going to hire you, he just wants to pick your brain. The interviewer who must exert their narcissistic attitude over you. And, the interviewer who has far less experience than you do and doesn't really know what you are even talking about. And finally. the interviewer who finds a way to discount YOU, to show the company how valuable HE is.

[addu]

You are legend among men.
Thanks for explaining this.
May god bless you with everything you desire.

[Chasingnightlight]

You were right on the money this this video. I was intervening for a Senior Business Systems Analyst role that was 6 interviews plus a phone sceen with an internal recruter. All feedback was positive duing the interviews. My closing question to all the interviewers is, "Do you have any hesitations moving forward with me as a canidate and if so, how can I carify any concerns you may have". Each time, I was told that they had no concens moving forward with me in the process. However, 2 days after my finail interview, I got a rejection email. There were red flags all over this interview proceess as you outlined in your video. I have appled to close too 1000 jobs and talked to hundreds of recruteres that leads to dend ends.

[DG-nmte]

I'm re-entering the official workforce after being a sahm for the last 25 years. Every time I think of having to interview for a job I'm at a total loss and anxiety sets in.

[jeffreycone]

I have issues with the case study interview. You do a project for them and you have not been hired yet.

[nolakillabeast]

I am (still) being interviewed for a large company. It has been a month, 5 interviews and they are "working on the agreement"

Aka, how long can we keep you as a backup in case we don't find someone we really want.

Whatever, I'm already looking elsewhere...but 5 damn interviews, not even sure a ceo gets 5 interviews, what a time to be alive.

[shermanngjazz]

Thanks for the info Bryan. I've been getting interviews but just couldn't secure the job offer.

[zagato]

I had 7 rounds of interviews. A month process before an offer was made.

[foodiusmaximus]

I don’t know what it is about your intro music, but whenever I hear it, it makes me think of a gang of bootleg, banana hammock wearing Patrick Swayze strippers dancing AT my general direction.

The music is just a bit crotch-forward I find. It makes me want to dance thrust the air.

[ecchioni]

Case study = we need a project done for free, nobody's hiring.

[LinzyLinz]

I did a boardroom panel interview during the pandemic. Thankfully I had on a mask to hide my nervous expressions 😅 I got through it though and got the job at the time.

[smartmammal]

Panel interviews are difficult and rarely have a good flow, in my experience, very scripted.

[adamdouglas]

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