Interview Questions

These are Interview Questions You Might Be Asked, Questions You Should Ask, What Else You Want to Learn and 23 Tips to Interview Like a Pro.

Interview Questions

Interview Questions You Might Be Asked

  • What do you know about this company or ministry?
  • Tell me about yourself.
  • Why are you applying for this job (or why would like to volunteer here)?
  • How would you describe yourself?
  • What are your major strengths?
  • What is your greatest weakness?
  • What type of work do you like to do best?
  • What are your interests outside of work?
  • What accomplishment gave you the greatest satisfaction?
  • Why did you leave your last job?
  • Why were you fired (if you were)?
  • Where do you see yourself five years from now?
  • What are your goals in life?
  • Are there any questions you would like to ask me?
  • How much did you make at your last job?

But the real question the interviewer has in mind is, Why should I hire you?

Questions You Should Ask

  • “What does this job or ministry involve?”
  • “What are the needs that you have?”
  • “What are the skills a top employee in this job should have?”
  • “Based on everything we’ve discussed, can you offer me this job?”
  • If “Yes”, “When may I expect to hear from you?”
  • “Can you confirm your offer in writing?”
  • If “No”, “Can you think of anyone else who might be interested in hiring me?”

What Else You Want to Learn

  • Are these the kinds of people I’d like to work or volunteer with?
  • What skills and evidence from my past experience would convince them I’m different from other applicants?
  • Can I convince them to hire me?

23 Tips to Interview Like a Pro

  • Know where you’re going
  • Dress to impress
  • Get there early
  • Breathe and de-stress!
  • Turn off the cell phone
  • Turn on the smile
  • Walk in with Jesus
  • Speak clear and loud
  • Give handshakes firm
  • Look eye to eye
  • Don’t fidget or squirm
  • Be a straight-up participant
  • Listen, answer, ask
  • Quantify accomplishments
  • Related to job tasks
  • Sound enthusiastic
  • Wrap up nice and neat
  • Get the interviewer’s business card
  • Say thank you, on your feet
  • Give a final handshake
  • Smile as you walk away
  • Take a breather, write a thank-you
  • And email it that same day!

Also see Job Interviews.

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