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WorksheetsPre-Interview
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
A job interview allows you (the candidate) ... (you can choose multiple answers)
to know the job and the company better.
to communicate important information about yourself.
to make a positive impression of you to the potential employer.
to determine if the position and company is suitable for you.
Which of the following are the main objectives of a job interview to the interviewer(s)?
to assess if a candidate's qualification matches the job requirements.
to give the company good publicity and attract the best candidate.
to determine if a candidate fits the role and organisation.
All three
Which of the following documents MUST you prepare for a job interview?
Transcripts of your grades.
Result slips of completed semesters.
Original certificates.
Resume and Cover email.
You MUST bring along the following certificates to a job interview except ...
Birth Certificate
Official certificate(s) of qualification(s)
Original certificates of extra curricular activities participated in.
Original certificates of any awards and achievements.
Why are you expected to provide original certificates?
To frightened other candidates.
To impress the interviewer(s).
To prove the claims you made in the resume.
Which of the following folders should you use to hold your documents?
Is it compulsory to create a portfolio?
Yes
No
Why is it important to prepare questions to ask at a job interview?
They help you understand the role and the organisation.
They help you make career decision.
They signal to the interviewer(s) that you are prepared and truly interested.
All three.
You cannot ask questions about financial issues.
True
False
You MUST do the following before the actual interview day except ...
Confirm date, time and venue of the interview.
Find out how best to get to the interview place to avoid arriving late.
Travel to the location a few days before if you are unsure how to get there.
Stalk the interviewer(s).
Why is it important to investigate the potential employer (organisation)?
To help you know the company - its vision, mission, products/services and even competitors.
To understand your career advancement with the company.
To help you prepare your responses.
None of the above.
