How to Answer the 8 HARDEST Interview Questions | Job Interview Tips

Today we're going through 8 of the HARDEST Interview Questions, and samples of how you should answer them! Learn how to best answer the hard job interview questions like riddle questions tech companies love to ask.

TIMECODE:
00:00 Intro
00:36 Riddle Questions from FAANG companies
02:42 Why you should ask for clarification
04:00 Why are you leaving your current position
04:55 Be forward-thinking in your answers
05:52 Are you willing to fail?
07:03 Tell us about a time you had a conflict at work
08:25 What to do when you haven't had a conflict at work
09:13 How to explain experiences with past managers
10:40 What is your greatest weakness?
12:49 What have you learned from your mistakes?
13:48 Tell me about yourself question and answer

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[mrubalcava]

I just went to an interview today two hours ago and i just got the call that i’m hired! This will be my first job! for the past two days i have been watching almost all of ur videos and they’ve helped me to prepare and feel super confident! So thank you soo much!

[bane]

In some ways, job interviews are pointless. People come in with rehearsed, practiced answers to questions and you don’t get to see their true work ethic, behavior, and personality until they have been in the position for a bit.

[miranda]

new healthcare workers: one thing to say for a weakness is saying you are a new grad or new to the field however you are eager to learn new skills. This is good because you address the elephant in the room that you're new and may not have had this position before ( new RN). And then you can add the little line of you're eager to learn. I then asked based on this interview if there was anything they were hesitant about and they said "just the lack of experience" and I was able to again reiterate that I am eager to learn and look forward to obtaining new skills.

[XtraNormalVideos]

I GOT THE JOB!!! Thank you Cassandra!! I watched a bunch of your videos before my TWO interviews with the company and I just got an email of acceptance

[KeithSoOfficial]

Thank you Cass! For the people who are watching this video, I encourage you to pause the video once Cass asked the question - so you get to think for it yourself first, and see how effective your answer is!

[edwardsjarje]

This is great advice. As an employer, I use variations of some of these questions. I find it refreshing when my candidate doesn’t bend over backwards trying to avoid admitting they don’t know. As a matter of fact, in the past six months, I’ve hired staff based on their honesty and directness. They didn’t know some of the applications we use, but through their answers to other questions, I knew they would easily learn. They are now two of my top workers on my team, far outpacing some of the people who have been there longer. Never be afraid to admit you don’t know. If your new employer values knowledge, they will empower you to get it. Good luck out there! Cass, keep up the awesome work!

[janiesheridan]

So I watched your video's for 4 days in a row. I had a video interview and made it to round 2 and the Manager hired me on the spot!! Your video's are so great, keep up the good work! Bye the way, I like your hair!

[karenmccafferty]

Cass-THANK YOU. I have goosebumps typing this. I'm 52, and haven't been on/to a legit interview since shoulder pads were in fashion. I binged your videos/listened while walking in the park. I had stories in mind to apply to behavioral questions, I had practiced 'tell me about yourself' and I was completely at ease with the screener. Who turned out to be the only person I would talk to!! I asked the hard question too. I was offered the entry level job of a LIFETIME!!! There is opportunity to get training and move up the ladder-in any direction I want. It is all there for me. I have friends who work there and attest it really IS a dream employer. I was so much better prepared thanks to your videos. THANK YOU!!!

[PetePuebla]

I think a happy ending using the STAR method is gold.

[camilasuarez]

I had one of the most important interviews of my life a couple days ago. It was also my first ever "formal" interview so you could imagine how nervous I was. I watched every single one of your videos, asked the uncomfortable question and KICKED ASS!!! The coronel who interviewed me was so impressed and excited for my future. THANK YOU!

[ConTrellTV]

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[Joe-txpu]

I would say where can I get so many pennies to stack up to the height of the Empire building, haha

[skillenor]

In case anyone is curious, the empire state building is 443 meters tall and a penny is 1.52 mm thick, so it would take roughly 2, 914, 474 pennies (rounded up to the nearest whole number), this assumes you count the antenna. If you dont, its only 381 meters tall and it would take only 2, 506, 579 pennies, saving you 408, 395 pennies, or $4, 083.95. Your welcome.

[axolotlness]

I'm going to an interview later today, and I have been watching your videos all morning. I'm really nervous, but I'm preparing.
Although we haven't had ink in our printer for months, so guess who has no resume? I did take photos of it, and am going to offer to send the interviewer an email afterwards.

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[Bongoagain]

Haha. When you said "how do you make eggs" I was thinking about how to actually make them from scratch without a chicken.

[abboski]

I just had my phone interview this morning and used your tips. I asked the hard question and immediately she and the other interview said that they didn't!!! I'm so excited! I should hear something back by the end of the week! Thank you!!!!

[angiesanchez]

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[roselle]

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[elsalin]

Thank you so much Cassandra! I have been watching your videos and I got a better job this week! The interview skills you shared are super helpful. :)