Job Interview Vocabulary & Phrases - Job Interview Tips

This video tutorial provides comprehensive guidance on answering common interview questions. It covers essential tips for research and preparation, strategies for handling stress, and effective ways to discuss strengths and weaknesses. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of specific examples and personal stories to convey confidence and authenticity. It also offers insights into crafting compelling responses to questions like 'Tell me about yourself,' 'Why do you want to work for us?' and 'Why should we hire you?' The video concludes with final tips to enhance interview success.

What should you focus on when researching a company for an interview?

• The company's dress code

• The company's big successes and employee opinions

• Only the company's financial data

• The company's location

When answering 'Tell me about yourself,' what should you include?

• Your educational background and key strengths

• Your favorite hobbies

• Your favorite food

• Your travel experiences

How can you demonstrate your interest in a company during an interview?

• By saying you like the company's logo

• By stating you need a job

• By mentioning you live nearby

• By mentioning the company's excellent reputation and providing specific examples

What is a good strategy for handling stress and pressure?

• Taking a long break

• Making a list of tasks and prioritizing them

• Complaining to colleagues

• Ignoring the tasks

What is important to include when discussing your greatest strength?

• A list of all your strengths

• A random fact about yourself

• A specific example of when you used it

• A weakness you have

How should you approach discussing your greatest weakness?

• By denying you have any weaknesses

• By mentioning a real weakness and how you are improving it

• By listing all your weaknesses

• By saying you have no weaknesses

Why is it important to tailor your answer to 'Why should we hire you?'

• To show you are the best candidate with specific skills and examples

• To avoid answering other questions

• To confuse the interviewer

• To fill time during the interview