The 10 Most Common Job Interview Questions

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sarah fredy of AL 3:34PM May 14, 2013

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Johnny of CA 1:35AM May 08, 2013

I have personally faced most of these questions. Very imp resource for a candidate, how to prepare itself for an interview. Thanks for sharing

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Ankush Mehrotra of CA 12:23PM April 02, 2013

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Kiara of TX 1:00PM February 15, 2013

very helpful , thanks :)

dave 9:22AM February 01, 2013

Hi Allison
Your "Common Job Interview Questions" are very informative. I had several interviews and was surprised at some of the questions. Now that I saw them listed, I'll be prepared next time.
Thank you
Mark

Mark 9:16AM January 09, 2013

Leonard's comments are very good, but at the same time I think applicants can't ignore the old "standard" questions, either.

Fred of MI 1:50AM December 12, 2012

As a job interview and career coach, I find these are definitely some of the most predictable questions. It's very valuable to have them in mind during preparation. But rehearsing specific answers to them with lots of practice as suggested here creates canned, unspontaneous, and unmemorable interviews.
Yes, it will keep you from making mistakes, but it won't connect you with interviewers from an authentic, appealing place, and connecting with the interviewers as a person they'd like to work with (or have in their group, dept or org) is key.
Instead, preparation can focus on stories of success that apply to many questions, rather than detailed answers which will leave you in the dark when an unexpected (black swan) question comes up as it typically will. Here's one short post about job interview prep. http://www.choosingacareerblog.com/career-ideas/keys-to-job-interview-preparation

Leonard of MN 2:52PM December 07, 2012