Interview Tips: How to answer 'Where do you see yourself in 5 years?'

How to answer the question- Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
In addition to the basics of how to answer, We’ll go over what they are looking for, how to answer if it doesn’t align with your dreams, and what to say if you honestly have no clue.

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[CptnFoofyPants]

This video gave me flashbacks. It made me remember when I was younger and had no clue how interviews worked. They asked where I saw myself in 5 years and I was like “umm idk maybe married with kids?” 😂🤣🤦‍♀️

[arjay]

This is the one question that never came up in any of my interviews the last few years. I interviewed for something today, and they asked this question. You never know what questions you'll be asked so be prepared for anything.

[hipnhappenin]

This was excellent. I like how you gave examples for each possible answer, even “I don’t know.”

[franinhawaii]

Thank you Cass!! I love all your tips and info. I'm interviewing for a Construction Volunteer Coordinator with a large national and international company. It is my dream job so I truly do not want to blow it. I have been out of the job market interview process for many years. Thank you again!

[IDrawToothpicks]

Verizon sales rep <3 but may move in the next 5 years. But I won't mention that. That can always come at a later date. I'll take your advice thank you!

[happydon]

Hi Cass, you are such a great interview adviser! I'm almost addicted to your videos! You are such a natural, helpful and bubbly person. I'm hoping to get interviews for, and a job! in an IT position but I have a background in warehousing and factory work with several gaps between IT courses in recent years. I hope your great advice will help me be successful in giving the best answers to tough questions that may come up in future interviews. I'm so glad I 'discovered' you!

[gxdbxy]

I was asked that in my first interview... I told them I would have a beard and my hair would be longer and he didn’t look impressed at all 😂 I got the job though. I was only there a week. It was nothing like advertised, I felt as though I should have been interviewing them

[kcdw]

Thank you for sharing your skills and expertise, all of this is exceptionally helpful especially if you haven't been for a job interview in very long time

[Amitkhatri]

My reply is: I want to be interviewing someone for this position in 5 yrs

[rileystanch]

This video was so helpful—because I really don’t know where I see myself in five years. I could like the job and stay if I’m hired, or I could end up looking for something better. Who knows.
I’m going to be interviewing for a legal secretary position at a law firm in my neighboring town. It’ll be my first “formal” interview, as the “interview” for my first job was just a “When are you available to start?” thing. I’ve been bingeing your vids over the past couple of days, I am so excited and so nervous about this job opportunity!

[elisabethchartier]

Thanks Cassandra I love your videos ! You look great and it's a pleasure to listen to your advice ! ✌🏻✨🌸🌸

[andyvanakin]

I am applying for outside industrial sales. Your videos have been very helpful, thank you!

[barbarav]

I really like the videos and your advices are really helpful! Thank you! Only thing that the charge for the service like the mock interview seems to be affordable only for high level positions.

[Ann-nefu]

Great. Please talk about medical residency interviews as well. Thank you.

[sethbroussard]

Getting ready for an Senior Auditor interview.

[TrueBlueQuilts]

So valuable! I am hoping to get into corporate training after teaching high school for many years.

[miriammaldonado]

Hi Casandra! Please make a video of how to negotiate your wage after a job offer has been done. And if possible how to ask for a raise. I love your videos! Thank you so much!

[Kim_Loula]

Hello Cassandra, thank you so much for your helpful and the so valuable videos. Could we please have content about promotion interviews? I am a Subject Matter and Quality Analyst Expert in my company and now we are hiring new Ops managers. I am expecting my interview in few days. A little of a help is so much appreciated. Thank you!

[kainanakhan]

Hi cass, can you help me to answer the same question for students?

[andyvanakin]

AND I asked the “hard question” it went over very well!!