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anon answered on 24 Jan 2018:
All sorts 🙂
“Tell me about yourself” is very typical.
“Where do you see yourself 2, 3, 5 years from now?”
“Why do you want to work for us?”
“Do you have any interviews planned with other companies?”
“Is there anything you’d like to ask me?”Some other questions focus on your skills and experiences, and how those match the job you are applying for.
Some include collective or individual exercises which expose skills and behaviours employers look for.
Then there are those who ask “out of the blue” questions to try and catch you out, and see how you react to something unexpected like that. Example: “why are manholes round/square/triangular (depending on the country)?”Some typical questions are here: https://www.monster.co.uk/career-advice/article/what-are-the-most-common-job-interview-questions
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anon answered on 24 Jan 2018:
How about ‘Why do you want to leave [current employer]?” Be prepared for this so you can answer honestly but without ranting about them.
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Lydia commented on :
It always varies depending on the position that you are applying for but in my experience you are almost always asked to give them an example of when you worked well as part of a team or an example of a well executed project management and occasionally they may ask you for a hobby not listed on your CV to see how your personality might fit within the workplace.