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Simon, thanks for sharing this! This report sounds so fascinating. I totally agree that the career discussion needs to be better prioritized in the workplace. Great information.

Scott, thanks for sharing these fantastic tips on how to answer the interview question, "what are your weaknesses?" I love that you mentioned to demonstrate you are working on your weakness. Great video!

Thank you

What if my weakness is working slow because I'm a perfectionist?

My biggest weakness is cheesecake. Is this an appropriate answer ?

Interviewer: What is your biggest weakness? Me: Job interviews...

My biggest weakness? I'm too much of a perfectionist.... NOT!

I LOVE your accent! thanks a lot for the useful tips. Cheers from Mexico.

what if i say i want everything around me to ''Look'' perfect, does that sound selfish or somewhat not right?? :/

If it is something I used to struggle with then why bring it up as a weakness?

Half of these questions sound way too formal for most roles you've also gotta base it on what type of job you're going for.

there is nine competencies that are general in all jobs most people dont have all of them but to be successful an any job you need them therefore its best to pick one of these and tell them you want to improve on this

my biggest weakness: lame interview questions.

Super helpful and broken down really well. Thanks so much 😊👍🏽

For anyone worrying about an interview right now, these are the modern day questions that I was asked recently and i hope it helps! Remember it is more than normal to feel terrified XD 1. tell me about yourself - personality, future, e.g where you're studying 2. biggest strength and weakness? 3. why do you want this job? 4. How did you find out about this job? 5. For this specific role, I was asked what makes good customer service 6. where do you see yourself in the next five years? 7. any fears or health issues? I would also recommend researching where you want to work and having some questions prepared so you feel that little bit more confident! good luck

I would like the salary to be to the high stardard the company expects. Or answer the stupid question with a stupid question.... What do you feel my salary expectations could be? Or I'd like my salary expectations to be under the umbrella of the corporate structure. Or Just the legal minimum wage mate as advertised.

My biggest weakness is being late LOL

There’s one proper way to handle this question: be honest. You don’t have to start highlighting all your weaknesses and present yourself as the worst possible candidate for them to hire. However, the hiring managers will see right through the lies, so it’s important to be honest. Anyways, read the below. This might help. www.namasteui.com/honest-weaknesses-interview/ -- Regards, Sourav Basak Namaste UI

My biggest weakness is that I CAN'T STAND WEAKNESS!!!!

"Honesty"

I would answer by saying, "I get really impatient when asked stupid questions."

To that question, I answered well I'm slightly dyslexic and caffeine exacerbates the effects so I have to avoid caffeine when there is any critical data entry work. I think I shocked the interviewer. He said, "Wow, Someone why doesn't think they are prefect? OMG!!" He honestly said I was the first interviewee who actually was aware of my own faults.

My weakness is i concentrate on one thing at a time

But they didn't ask what is your weakness plus what's something you do fabulously well with. That just seems random and unnatural to throw that in when it's not asked for.

The problem with this answer is that it is also textbook fake one especially when you are saying: ‘in the past...’ it again gives the impression that you are perfect. I am a big procrastinator and when I have to do things I hate I just delay them until the very last minute. This is the truth and probably 99% of the people are the same. Asking about weaknesses is a stupid question anyway, I used to pick my people based upon their strength as I know that nobody will tell an interviewer what their real weakness is as people would then never pass these stupid interview questions. When someone asks this question I know that the interviewer is just not senior enough to conduct a proper interview!

What should I do if they give me lower budget after asking this question? And how should I negotiate after??

Is being too nice a weakness?

Very good😃

What if i say it's hard for me to work in a very negative environment? Like boss who's angry all the time, and sly employees, etc.

The problem is that it is utter bullshit. They want to see how much we will grovel and jump through hoops. It has NOTHING to do with actually getting to know a potential employee. And it is a humiliating way to go through life. When we go for an interview or apply for a job, we are offering our services to a company. We are not crawling on hands and knees looking for a handout--we are free agents who wish to help out a business in exchange for being able to eat and have a roof over our heads. I have created my own business after going through this meaningless, embarrassing charade time and time again. Once I was interviewing at a Whole Foods job fair and was asked this question. I responded: "My biggest weakness is that I am too idealistic. I believe other people and always get let down." The two interviewers smirked at each other knowiingly. This is the humiliation that I no longer am exposed to, thank God!

Interviewer: What's your weakness? Me: I'm an introvert, totally socially clueless. Good enough?

Good points.. thank you

The best video for this question !!!

That was great. Now I know exactly what I should say!

I hate this question. If I answer it truthfully I always get my answer used against me. I learned to just play dumb and say I'm not sure but, I know I have one somewhere. The amateur interviewers are the ones to ask this question and it shows me they have no clue how to interview for the position I'm applying for.

I told them how much I want and minimum id take and still I got the job lol

That is the best answer my greatest achievement is the one that has yet to come but I bet they press you to give them one you have achieved

I truly appreciate your support to me, to tackle my interview on Friday next week pray for me to pass my interview i was having weakness in talking to public but i have overcome it by trusting what i will say, interaction with colleagues and giving presentation in public, many thanks to you.

Thanks so much for your interview tips...they're very helpful

If you have a good salary history, your best bet is to describe it honestly and suggest you are seeking career advancement. This will immediately disqualify you for many positions, and sadly employers and recruiters today generally do not even feel they owe you a return call or email. They just play dead, no matter how much you prod them. Comfort yourself with the knowledge it would not have worked out anyway. DO NOT compromise on salary with the expectation you will "work your way up" once in the door. That doesn't happen any more. If you are in Europe today, the employment situation is so dire you may simply be forced to accept a salary compromise, which is one of the reasons the employment market is so stagnant. No one wants to leave a paid position to take a risk in that environment. If you are in the United States at the moment, the employment market is in an idiosyncratic position, where unemployment is historically low, but supply and demand have not yet made the necessary corrections to salary levels, leading to employers complaining they cannot find any sober, literate and qualified employees, and those same employees complaining they cannot find jobs. If you do accept a salary cut for a position you really want, you have put your goods on sale, and people will expect to pay the discount price forever.

you won't get the job if you tell them you have a fear of public speaking

It's August 2017 and I'm here. I have arrived. Did I miss anything? My biggest weakness? Tardiness.

My biggest weakness is that sometimes I work so hard, I forget to cash my paycheck :D

I think employers/hiring managers should give a hands on experience rather than deciding whether to hire someone or not by just the interview. They should give them the opportunity to actually work behind the register, etc so they can see how well they interact with customers,etc.

My biggest weakness is that I'm just not very confident which honestly sucks in interview situations..