6 MOST DIFFICULT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS! (How to ANSWER the HARDEST Interview Questions!)

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In this next training tutorial, I will teach you how to answer the 6 most difficult interview questions. These 6 questions will come up during your interview, and your answers could be the difference between passing or failing. Therefore, if you have a job interview for any role or company, stay tuned because I promise to help you succeed.

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INTRODUCE YOURSELF 01:29
Right at the start of your interview, the hiring manager will ask you to introduce yourself. It is imperative you get your interview off to a positive start with your answer.

When you introduce yourself, talk about the skills and qualities you have, the strengths you can bring to the position, an example of a significant achievement you have gained in your life so far, and what you will do in the role if they hire you.

WHY DO YOU WANT TO WORK FOR US? 03:26
When you answer this question, it is essential you tell the hiring manager you have RESEARCHED their organization. If you haven’t done any research, it tells the hiring manager you are solely interested in a paycheck, and you may not stay there for very long.

WHAT ARE YOUR GREATEST STRENGTHS? 04:58
This question is hard to answer because you must give strengths that ensure you ADD VALUE to their organization and make you stand out from the competition. But which strengths should you give? A good starting point is to give strengths aligned with the essential qualities listed in the job description.

TELL ME ABOUT A TIME YOU HAD TO OVERCOME A CHALLENGING PROBLEM 06:45
This is what’s called a behavioural interview question. You must give a specific situation you have been in where you took responsibility for a difficult problem and solved it with determination and resilience. I advise using the STAR technique to structure your answer to this question.

The STAR technique stands for Situation, Task, Action, and Result.
• Begin your answer and outline the SITUATION you faced.
• Give brief details about the TASK that needed doing.
• Give in-depth details about the ACTION you took.
• Finish your answer with the RESULTS following your actions.

WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST WEAKNESS? 09:22
This is the question most people fail their interviews on. Be very careful how you answer it! Do not give a weakness that matches anything listed in the job description. Instead, give a safe weakness and tell the hiring manager you are trying to improve.

WHERE DO YOU SEE YOURSELF IN FIVE YEARS? 10:17
This is a very difficult interview question because most people don’t even know what they will be doing next week, never mind in 5 years' time! The hiring manager does not want to hear you plan to be working elsewhere in five years’ time, because that means they will have to readvertise the post and train someone new.

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[asmaaziz]

Richard, I want to say a big thank you for your brilliant videos. I went for a job interview this week after nearly 10 years in my last job. I was quite nervous. They had over 100 applicants for this one post and interviewed a lot of people. I'm happy to say I got the job! Yes, I have the skills, experience and qualifications to do the job, however I didn't feel confident selling myself at the interview. Fortunately, I watched a number of videos you made and they helped me immensely on the day. I didn't recite it like a script instead I remembered key points and applied them to my skills and experiences and it went brilliantly. I'm so grateful I stumbled across your videos. Thanks again 😊🙏🏽

[sapphirelovence]

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[puretruth]

You’re a genius!!! I live in NewYork and I have been binge watching your videos. I passed my interview today for my dream job! Thank you!!!

[JaymesSinnah]

Hi richard thanks to you im massively more confident when it comes to interviews. I lost out on a job in customer service but the only feedback i got was that i was more suited to another role in the company. What shocked me is that all the other candidates turned up in tracksuits and trainers! One even turned up an hour late! I even was able to demonstrate knowledge of the company even the interviewers were not aware of and i was very articulate and showed extreme passion even though i was not really grilled or put on the spot in the way you would expect at an interview. I end up massively preparing for an interview to end up having an almost informal chat.
Id love it if you could make a video on these laid back interviews where you can sell yourself without being questioned.

[robertojrcatindig]

Thank you Richard for these brilliant video!

[tc-mh]

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[newtonian]

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[mtutuzelingceza]

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[hleed]

Thank you for these tips and suggestions. I recently interviewed and was told my answers were better than the other candidates. I got the job!! Thanks so much. 🙏🏽

[abbasallali]

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[honestreviews]

Thank you so much for your help. I have been struggling with interviews for a long time and feel hopeless in achieving anything. I just didn't know where I was going wrong

[parmdeepkaur]

Thank you Richard for so helpful.. your content is so good that I am addicted to watching your videos..i was watching manger interview videos, and I am already confident that I can be a good manager..I have an interview coming up for logistics manager at Australian defence forces.. please please can you make a video sooner for that..,

[boluoladini]

Hi Richard! I just want to say that your videos are amazing, and the way you describe the answers to the questions are really brilliant. You greatly helped me in articulating and expressing myself during my recent interviews, and I'm happy to announce I just accepted an offer TODAY for my dream position!

[dilz]

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[areebagul]

Hi thank you so much for such a helpful video! Please could you make a video for a situational judgement test in healthcare if possible i would really appreciate it! :)

[consultantnow]

Hi Richard, your videos are great! Helped me a lot.

I recently got interviewed by a hiring manager and he told me he’s quite convinced about my skills/qualifications. However, theres another interview with his team. Do you have advice on what possibly the questions then?

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[almagjim]

I love watching your videos, do you have any suggestions on resumes and cover letters? I am looking into moving to a new job and my resume is 2 and a half pages long 😮 am not sure if maybe I should shrink it a little. Also, I’ve heard that cover letters are not that important as they may have in the past. What is your opinion on the subject?
Thank you so much 😊