How To Answer "Why Do You Want This Job?"

[@jessicalewis2508]

I love how one-sided being employed is now. I'm supposed to be emotionally connected to the company, dedicate my life to the company and they lay us off based on one potato, two potato...

[@jenniferhiemstra5228]

Correct.

[@Imtheone84]

Yeah I agree in the whole thing's stupid

[@pheidosify]

They expect loyalty to be a one way street.

[@galinashkarin5797]

Thank you. Exactly!!!

[@marwanak10]

@@shilohreigns8977 welcome to capitalism

[@AllWingsEverything]

Ive done HR and Recruiting for 16yrs and I NEVER as those corny scripted questions. All you're doing is encouraging people to lie to you. I believe through dialogue, not Q&A you'll get all the answers you need from a potential candidate. Ive learned when a candidate is comfortable their true self is revealed. When they've remembered prepared answers to prepared questions its just an act. Of course you have to ask basic question especially about previous work experience. But I'm not asking anyone "why do they want to work here" or "why you are the best person for this job" or "why should i hire you". That's so 1960's and 1970's.

[@gettintherejanice6216]

those three questions are part of the reason I keep going back to the idea that suicide seems more logical than attempting finding a job. I get sick thinking about being asked those questions. I am glad there are people who don't do that to people but because I don't know how to deal with those effed up questions I can not even bare applying anywhere ever. I don't know how to find out who doesn't do that to people. I think there is likely 10 to 20 percent of jobs maybe a little more that the person has a connection store with. there really isn't any place that has a connection story for me and I can understand that question for a high up position but I have been asked on min wage jobs,

[@AllWingsEverything]

@@gettintherejanice6216 I understand. When I relocated to Florida after working 15 yrs with the same company, I ran into these same silly questions when looking for a job. And it can be depressing. If 15 yrs of experience isn't enough for why I'm the right fit, then I don't know what to tell you.

[@shanellvioletslecarr2689]

Wow 16 years! you seem to be young and I admire the work efforts in HR you have chosen to put your mind to. I do believe those questions can be mundane, so your initative to do something different is probably more enjoyable for you then the potiential candidate. Laughing a little. Im sure people like to at least feel prepared.

[@AllWingsEverything]

@@shanellvioletslecarr2689 I'm going to take that as a compliment...(-: I started fairly young in HR as a clerk right out of college. I do recruiting till this day and I can sense when people get in front of me they are terrified what I'm going to ask. But I assure them I want them to feel comfortable and to relax. They walk in terrified and walk out relieved that it wasn't an interrogation.

[@marshallposey2063]

All Wings Everything thank you!!

[@eduardouribe865]

I answered “because y’all hiring” 😂😂 still got the job lol

[@espigarcia3793]

Was it a fast food restaurant

[@ily06LeeMa]

Def wasn’t a career. McDonald’s hires anyone bro.

[@espigarcia3793]

Exactly wirelessking it sounds like it was a mg Donald’s or fast food restaurant lol smh 🤦‍♀️

[@mariav.3227]

😂😂😂😂oh. Boy hahah 😭

[@mariav.3227]

WirelessKing noo haha no they don’t . I’ve seen a lot of people being interview and not too many get. Hired

[@chriss6356]

Because I want nothing more than to serve you, my liege.

[@shanaburch2625]

😂

[@purelovexist]

😂

[@nadamessenger]

😂😂😂

[@funkyflights]

Physics Only ... You’re hired !!

[@kballist1]

😂😂😂

[@rw4022]

If I was a hiring manager I wouldn’t even ask this question.

[@pashahillyard8763]

YES this is the most underrated comment ever

[@bw8282]

True. I want this job because I believe I can continue to make a difference and I am confident I have the qualifications that matches the position as well as the personality.

[@fatfitnessvang299]

Forreal. Yall hiring that's why we apply cause we need the money lolol

[@shemdogga2845]

The answer is simple.... Because I'm passionate about not starving.

[@keishrich]

Let's be honest, in most cases you won't have an emotional connection to a company you applied to work for.

[@minnesotanice369]

lol

[@Peppersn17]

LMAO

[@GhostRider-xi3pb]

good joke.. but please don't use that at interview LOL

[@Hin69Hin]

@@GhostRider-xi3pb i actually want to know what response the interviewer would have lol

[@Simon-pl2zi]

the secret tip: tell them what they want to hear and sound genuine about it.

[@mirnaghazarossian4519]

i believe thats the "secret tip" to LIFE in general.

[@ashleighx906]

a person with anxiety or mental health would not be able to answer that question with such confidence. Also. Everyone goes to work for one reason and one reason only, the money.

[@holyghostfairy]

Girl, I feel you. I've had mental health issues in the past, but I'm working through them. You know what I'm finding out? Positivity can actually go a long way! I try to keep it simple and only focus on the things I have control over: myself and nobody else. But it is working!!! You have to speak life into your own life: I can do this. I am smart, capable, and balanced. I can make and reach goals. Everything will not change in five minutes every time you do this. A lot of times it actually will tho. Or if not in five minutes, five hours, or five days, or five weeks. But you need to set your self up to win more by believing you can win! I believe in you. I'm gonna be praying! Have a blessed day!!! ☺🙏🌱💖

[@mattymccolgan9453]

MONEY IS THE ONLY REASON PEOPLE WORK

[@Tezwah]

That's irrelevant, the question is directed at a specific job

[@maysiethepotato7765]

That’s the only reason working is a thing... so people can make money...

[@Tezwah]

@@maysiethepotato7765 you're missing the point completely. Why do you want this job is not the same question as why do you want a job

[@mr.thomas5186]

Agreed, the descriptive narrative is an after thought.

[@julapalliprasanna3435]

@Kahina Kenaned

[@SenorAhole]

The question "why do you want this job" is ridiculous. Money. Only reason ever, all others is a lie. If a company doesn't want you to leave then they need to pay well.

[@Nikolaben2]

Nice, there you have an answer to WHAT ARE YOUR STRENGTHS. You are an honest person :D

[@tevrabogany3165]

Chris Patrick... absolutely. I would have remained employed cleaning offices of there was a purpose. Long story short. I NEEDED MORE MONEY. Such as respect and honesty. The concept of ensuring I can also pay my car note and service bill to get there, take care of my family, and have benefits they employed in the documents. Keep employees excited and enthusiastic about what they do and appreciate them as people alongside the pay.

[@RealChunka]

@Chris Patrick...I disagree. "Money", answers the question "why do you want A job", not why you want this particular job. While we all want to earn enough to support our preferred lifestyles, I believe there are as many if not more people that are willing to accept less to do work that they love, as there are people who spend their precious, short lives doing work that they hate, because it pays well. There are so many other factors that come into play as well, such as location, flexibility, benefits etc...so I'm not sure if you were just trying to be funny by over simplifying it, but wanted to comment just in case.

[@sucram1015]

They also need to treat you right.

[@tevrabogany3165]

@@RealChunka I can relate to your comment... But for my situation.. $ is one of the key factors contributing to why I would choose a specific job or career. Secondly, I applied for it because I feel deserving of it; thirdly, I went to school for it. I only apply to jobs I feel confident in doing that would benefit me my family and my lifestyle immediately and the way I see it is when the training is accessible and the pay is acceptable will speak volume. I must have the financial and the knowledge to be productive. With no money I can't get there, function in the company, nor become mebtally and financially stable. Question why did you choose this position? Um because it was posted and I was browsing the description that said will train🤔. I will gain a niche later but right now I have a car note and utilities to pay and children to care for

[@nomandad2000]

"Because my current job has driven me to drink, and if I stay much longer, I may end up killing myself"...

[@krystaperry288]

LMAO ... seriously

[@phoenixrising441]

Why do I want this job?? Because I need money! What am I supposed to say? Because I love being a wage slave?? SMH

[@Sparky-2036]

Why do you want this job ? Well, the other day I tried this awesome thing called food and thought it would be nice to afford it daily...

[@kcthewise]

Its too bad simple answers like this wont get you a call back lol

[@Sparky-2036]

@@kcthewise 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ily06LeeMa]

I’m on the other side of the table and am now a hiring manager, I can say this is 100% true. I had 2 well qualified candidates but could only choose one. I went with the person who had the better answer to this question. I did phrase it a bit differently “why do you want to work for us here at Apple” and the more genuine answer who did more research and had more thought into their answer got the job. Definitely made me think that they cared enough to prepare.

[@warmgulfwind]

Unless you're a volunteer, your chief reason for applying for a job IS the money. That might not be the best answer to give to that question, but if an employer thinks that their company is so amazing and does such positive life-affirming work that prospective employees are lining up around the block to "make a difference" - they drank the KoolAid. Employees are there so they can continue to afford to eat and have a roof over their heads. Every employee would prefer not to work at all. Think of the popular conversation topic 'what would you do if you won the lottery'? No one says they would keep their job. Certainly nowhere near the majority of employees would want to keep their job. To pretend otherwise is delusional.

[@matthewvarnell4388]

What do you recommend one would say to get on at a candy store or gas station. Obviously these are not the best jobs but they seem to ask these questions too.

[@loseweightwithmealplanning]

warmgulfwind it’s not always money based

[@46foryounger]

I think these days companies don’t value their employees. It’s rare to find a company that does.

[@themassagemasters]

warmgulfwind I agree. Banking, seriously 😐 lame answer at best. She should have used her position as a template. I guess that she doesn’t want to loose her position to any of us looking for advice.

[@megamoonwalks4612]

P

[@alejandrotrevino8215]

She is speaking to people in search of a professional career. An employer is trying to find someone to strengthen their company. Her videos are very helpful.

[@SyCreations]

I want this job because food stamps don't pay rent and bills.

[@TheFenwayman1912]

My answer was " gonna be honest . I never heard of u guys before. I dont even know what you do really. I need a job, you are hiring. The puzzle piece fits. " they laughed said that the most honest answer I ever heard. I got the job and 11 yrs later still working there.

[@SXZLegionary]

Interviewer: why do you want this job? Me: I'm broke I saw you were hiring so...here I am🤷🏿‍♂️

[@edissongomez2641]

Simple... I need to eat and to pay my bills... Anything else is just fancy talking and lies

[@EVAN-re2yo]

Edisson Gomez right...nothing can be true except for money, food, stay alive

[@Timeless_Essence]

Thank you!

[@johnmadsen37]

“I need money to pay the loan sharks. They said they would break my legs.”

[@EVAN-re2yo]

John Madsen hahahaha

[@MRS.DEE_M.B.A]

😂🤣😂👋🏾

[@stevenholt5484]

I had an interview and it was great and then I asked 'how much does this shitty job pay?' and it was done and over.

[@sucram1015]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ori0987]

No you didn’t

[@dozenroses4859]

Steven Holt the best damn part is reading responses such as yours 🤭 😆😆😆

[@jordanroyal9762]

Dude are you serious? Lmao

[@jordanroyal9762]

@@andrewhatfield2859 i hope he wasnt lol. This is funny af

[@tonymoore7805]

Yeah I hate this question. I have seen it on the application before I have interviewed! Why not flip the script? Ask the interviewer “ why do like working here? Why do you choose to stay here?” This is an honest response imho.

[@Tezwah]

That's a good question but not a good response to their question. If you said that as a response to 'why do you want to work here' you most likely will not get the job

[@tonymoore7805]

Tezwah one uses their response to then answer the question. Its a Jedi trick.

[@Tezwah]

@@tonymoore7805 nah, you just don't get the job because you gave a silly answer to a serious question. But whatever floats your boat!

[@tonymoore7805]

Tezwah your missing the point. Good luck answering that question when you know nothing about the company.

[@Tezwah]

@@tonymoore7805 I think you're missing the point mate, if you go for an interview and you know nothing about the company you've already failed.

[@CameronStewartDC]

White letters on teal background = difficult to read.

[@blankstare3775]

Is the shirt blue, or brown? Lol

[@jfaustin1742]

It's at the very least uncomfortable too

[@towncenter7602]

I just realized I dont want this job anymore

[@Reddle3]

I am interviewing for a position that I’m really good for in behavioral health. These tips and tricks are going to help me get that job. I thank you for these videos so much! I want to be the advocate for my clients that I know they deserve! We ALL deserve to peruse our dreams and know our needs are met while doing it! Thank you for helping us help others!

[@wilmerpadron3622]

Every question have to be answered with a lie,....

[@blacklyfe5543]

Facts

[@blacklyfe5543]

That's why I hate this question

[@EVAN-re2yo]

Wilmer Padron because life is a lie

[@itsasetup8652]

There are movies like “office space” for a reason. Truth is, most of us work to live, not live to work. So it’s a loaded question. Much like the useless STAR interview questions. If you are working for someone else, you are making their dreams come true at the cost of your time, in which we have a limit amount. Simple answer should be, so I can get the skills or capital to start my own company.

[@yiselllopez3421]

yeah, you should.

[@Matthew-wn1qg]

)I’m not here for the money or to pay my rent , I just love screwing on doll heads in this toy factory just because i love to help my community .....

[@rianatreshaun7535]

Matt Garcia hired 😂

[@directorbeau]

I like testing dildos for fun

[@xoxoxov]

hahaha, love it, perfect answer, thank you.

[@tori4255]

LOLOL WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU! LMBOOOOO

[@ariannam.9360]

roflmao

[@RalphJauregui]

Your help with answering this question took me back to when I was a young boy. I'm currently applying for a sales manager position with a company that sells and installs elaborate home theater and sound systems in homes and businesses. As I mentioned, when I was young, my parents loved listening to music of all types. So, we didn't just have a record player, we had a sound system! It had big, crystal clear speakers. It had a finely tuned stereo receiver, and not only could we listen to records and albums, we could also listen to the radio! In any case, I think you get the point.

[@JtreeProductions]

These replies are so savage. I thought I was the only person that felt this way

[@ihavecheezitz1872]

I have watched so many video and taken so many notes. Im overprepared to work at AMC

[@vadahlia9108]

Thanks to you! I got the job. First time that I watched you is all about the cover letter. I wrote something really nice because of you and I nailed my answers on the interview just an hour ago specially on this question. You deserve a million subscribers.

[@sumayaalhinai4704]

Would you please tell exactly what did say!!?

[@slowednreverbbg5175]

please update us on what you said if possible

[@MadShay]

I appreciate how easy you make it for viewers to come up with their own answers. Your examples are short and to the point.

[@mnavr7382]

How could you express an emotional connection to the interviewer if the company you are applying manufactures lubricants for automobiles?

[@misspowers3554]

“I really like lube “

[@diegobarbosa5081]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@brightpage1020]

You can demonstrate with your answer that you understand the value they offer customers who choose their brand because of what sets it apart. Even automotive oils differ from one another in the details of their formulation and compete to give themselves the best edge in the market. Show that you understand their Brand A is unique so offers higher value than some other brand, and that you have benefitted from or seen costumers benefit from that leading edge. Try that.

[@directorbeau]

@@misspowers3554 friction is bad

[@tylerknight2616]

Let me get up in that butt, theres a half full bottle of Mobil 1 extended mileage on the shelf it should do the job.

[@theresacorbin3682]

Can you please do a video on how to land a job when you are a minority? No matter what people who don't live as a minority say, It's harder. I have a "normal" name, am a good communicator, and have a degree and a lot of freelance experience in my field so hiring managers call me a lot. I do well on the phone interview, am invited for an in-person interview, and then never hear back. I can instantly see the look in my interviewer's face the moment I walk in looking "different" than expected that he/she isn't seeing/hearing ME, just how I'm different.

[@AlfredoPachecoJr]

Define minority. I'm a minority and land jobs with no degrees or certificates.

[@MrJonathanCervera]

@@AlfredoPachecoJr Probably reeks of self-pity when interviewing. I've worked with people like him. They believe there's a person behind the curtains keeping them down.

[@saintrhino]

Looking for employment has never been an issue until now. I’ve always been blessed with a career. Thank you thank you thank you for the tips you provide. They are helpful and useful and I’m beginning to see that I am not as prepared as I thought I was until now.

[@dozenroses4859]

Rhino Pierre ugh duh your WHITE”🤭😶🧐

[@directorbeau]

@@dozenroses4859 it's harder to get a job now if you're white because of forced affirmative action employers must hire a select # of minorities.

[@csick11]

@@dozenroses4859 🤣 true

[@ravideva417]

I have been dreaming of this company since 3 years every time I come here I am greeted very friendly by the people of your company to work here makes me confident and safe...your company is stunning and very popular for the good product and good service....work environment is very good I want to grow my carrier from this company...

[@moneyonmind2412]

“My lord please give me the job I’ll do anything ! Anything .”

[@SweepingDeveloper]

If I ever go after another job, I refuse to put on a face. I would say, "I'm here for the money. But in order to get this job and the pay that comes with it, this is what I have to offer you." It's not an emotional connection. It's a trade of the use of my time, skills, and dedication for their money, plain and simple.

[@PimpMatt0]

Let's be honest, most of us are lying to the establishment on why we want to work there. I think it's pretty useless thing to ask, especially for an entry job. This hurts a lot of chances for autistic people since they just speak their mind and take things literal. That's just my opinion. Good video!

[@Tezwah]

Half the battle is showing the company that you have prepared for the interview, although you're right there's a lot of deception it still shows initiative and effort if you prepare

[@directorbeau]

@@Tezwah it's discrimination against those on the autism spectrum

[@Tezwah]

@@directorbeau no it isn't. Autistic people can still prepare. It would only be discriminatory if no allowances were made when the answer is given

[@vp3841]

@@Tezwah yes, we need to be prepared to talk about our experience, skills, expertise, what we can bring to the table and how we can be useful to the company. But wasting time by having to recite crap both sides don't believe in to reply to a question that shouldn't be asked in the first place is a waste of time for both parties.

[@Tezwah]

@@vp3841 you are just not understanding the purpose of the question.

[@chrislouisonsr676]

Answering questions focussed on what might be of interest to the employer is a great tip. I recently answered, "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" by giving a completely self-centered response. It was true to my goals. However, I could have phrased it in a way that really highlighted how the professional growth promised by the prospective position would have been an important part of my journey to where I wanted to be. The hope is that the employer would see that the position is more than just a job but part of who I want to be.

[@dk6173]

Great insight. Thanks!

[@Fevor-x4l]

Because I want to party and pop up bottles in weekends. What kind of question is that?!

[@Falconsfan1020]

Talal Alabdullatif Ha, nice. Some managers need common sense.

[@notyouraverage917]

Lmaooo

[@salonika101]

How about: Because you're hiring?! &i need money.....?

[@directorbeau]

@@Falconsfan1020 hiring managers are entitled dumbfucks

[@creatorattractor4189]

Lmao funny but true

[@jordanbennett6461]

How do you find a place that is hiring, pays well, and that you are passionate about?

[@Kyle-kc1ny]

Interviewer: Why are you interested in this job? Me: I was always passionate about not starving to death

[@Lavida-melody]

I have been going through the interview process with a company where I had a phone interview and an in person interview. The final job interview with the hiring managers is on Monday. Your videos have helped me tremendously. I truly believe that I can land this job. It’s the best place to work in Oklahoma and the company is growing at such a fast pace. Thank you for the awesome videos.

[@AzNwacko]

did you get the position?

[@Lavida-melody]

AzNwacko yes I did!!

[@AzNwacko]

Awesome! I have an interview Monday, I think I will get it. Just got to be confident

[@Lavida-melody]

AzNwacko good luck, you got this!!

[@AzNwacko]

I got it too! same day

[@meylin-kunkawaii7817]

Wen I went to an interview the manager said we need a responsible person, who is always on time with a GED or higher education, at least 2 years of experience well train never said no wen ask to work holidays, weekend's and overtime a person who can handle a lot of pressure with knowledge in computer, he said a lot of requirements for the next 8 or 9 minutes wen he finish sayin all the requirements for the position I ask how much would they pay he said, we pay minimum wage($10.50 per hour)and a bonus every Christmas. I was thinking to myself really you guys want all that and pay minimum, and then I left

[@csick11]

Smart move because most companies used the workers and many stupid people stay because they cant see themselves successful

[@csick11]

@J OneLife you must be lying. I get job interviews everyday. You dont want to work

[@heidibeale4624]

Thank you. I am returning to the workforce and just bombed a 15 minute phone interview and now I see why. I prepared for the wrong questions.

[@NebulaShadow3280]

I am applying for a government job in the account department. How do I connect emotional to the government? 😵

[@EVAN-re2yo]

jspind44 only one way... *CABLE*

[@AB-ro3fu]

Give em a back rub 😭😂😂😂

[@TheQueenOfGreatness]

Helpful YES.... Last week, my store manager had a meeting with all the Specialist. At the end of the meeting that very same question was asked. I believe I nailed it 😁✌🏾

[@Nightsaberban]

Thanks for making this video, and the comments are hilarious.

[@yiselllopez3421]

The comments are the best and very entertaining. i don't usually scroll down on comments this much, but you guys are funny.

[@BoazsCrown222]

I think this applies for dream jobs but sometimes you gotta provide for your family and you’ve been out of work for 5 months. At that point, the reason just isn’t that deep, especially when you’re submitting 4-5 resumes a week to various companies for months through search engines, competing with anywhere from 300+ to 1,000 other resumes per job. It comes down to creating reasons why you “want” this position but it’s really about the paycheck, in most cases.

[@jasonl753]

It’s like talking to your gf. Anything you say is wrong and could be used against you. All games...

[@_bec1321]

Jason L we love that

[@atlbfan4216]

This video was helpful. The most helpful part was the example of how to answer the question as opposed to how to not answer the question. Thank you for this video.

[@YESHAYA_]

I loved your video ❤️ thanks for doing this. I had a hard time reading the letters ... white blue with white letters but I do know you made it with your heart to help us out. Thank you 🙏 😊

[@tori4255]

She pointed up and said "check out these resources below"

[@shiquettawilliams5882]

😂🤣

[@svaught1]

I noticed that too.

[@Lakshmi1118]

“Why do you want this job” is, often, a trick question. It forces many to lie. Many people are working in jobs they hate because they went to the interview and lied about why they wanted the job. It was not to stay and make a career out of it. It was to pay bills. Authenticity in interviews is rare, both from the interviewer and the person being interviewed.

[@directorbeau]

If everyone was authentic then people with mental disorders would not have a job

[@christopherarozario8034]

What I like about this video is her explanation as to why interviewers ask "Why you wan this job?'" I never thought of wondering why.

[@markbrodeur7907]

Great advice. Story-telling is a key element in marketing and that is what you are doing when interviewing. You are marketing yourself. This was an terrific reminder! Thanks

[@kavonartis4330]

The way you articulated the answer making it easy to understand

[@relaxedandlovingit]

I love the way you speak. Even though you made up the scenario, the way you phrased your answer was so heartwarming - helped me so much in phrasing my answer!! :) thank you for the video.

[@leardvr]

Applied to NorthWest Airlines. My very first flight all by myself was on NWA. I was 7 years old flying from KBUF to KDTW to see my grandparents. I remember the FA's taking me to see the flight deck and the pilots being larger than life-and all those gauges! I already knew I wanted to be a pilot someday. I knew that day that somehow, someday I would fly for NWA. Got the job. 18 mos later was furloughed and changed careers.

[@tarry4jesus643]

Good advice, I have a Master's in HR, not sure about the emotional connection though, if you are applying to a company who has posted a position in which you feel qualified. Most of the time you match your skills with the job description and elaborate on those skills, it's not necessarily an "emotional connection".

[@daniellalucaj]

Same!

[@amylevin2280]

Now I understand something I didn't understand before I wondered why the company I currently work for held on so long during the hiring process I Was sure the job they were offering me Would have been given away by then Now I see that my connection story was very compelling I currently work for A-day care that used to have a Hebrew school on Sundays the that I attended as a child I express how much I missed the building Thank you for helping me understand this it means something to me

[@Jammy3782]

Thank you for the example. But how do you answer this question if you don’t have a connection with the company you’re interviewing with?

[@princessbarbieunicornia]

You lie, like every other question.

[@Cantetinza17]

Maybe you can flip it on the feeling of how you could assist with making the company better. When you do your research and you see numbers like assisted 800 people you could say, "I saw on your website that you assisted 800 people with me as a team member I can increase that by 15%. It may not be true, but they don't know that... yet.

[@melaniehorner6540]

Cantetinza17 fake it till you make it

[@karidust1]

It's helpful if the assumption is a face to face interview is available. Many are interviewing with strictly online programs. Sometimes it's harder to get past the pre-screen process.

[@celia_c111]

I was looking for something to prepare myself for an interview tomorrow 🤪 and you appeared! I love your vídeos, how you communicate and give us great tips! ❤️ Thank you!

[@Workitdaily]

Thanks Celia! Good luck on your interview! Let us know how it goes :)

[@themassagemasters]

Celia Curillan H Quick question. Did her advice give the slightest assistance in obtaining the position that you were seeking 7 months ago?

[@justsaying15]

Often this question is thrown for one of two reasons. 1) as a warm-up to the interview, because many people have created good answers to the question, and the question can be seen as a warm-up by the candidate, or 2) they are an untrained interviewer (often not from HR) who are not sure what to ask, but found this question when they did a quick Google search.

[@PokeChampionHQ]

It's 100% for the money

[@phoenixrising441]

I want the job because I love being a 9-5 wage slave

[@billswingle2672]

Because you asked I’ll comment. You describe what I did inadvertently 30 years ago. I wasn’t that smart but just happened to do what you’re suggesting. It led to a job that I’ve held for three decades.

[@Argill014]

these companies are in need of employees and they should be interviewed!:))

[@mavajvu8424]

I am being asked this very question as part of my application - your example has been helpful - Thank you

[@teajuanascott4704]

This was extremely helpful, and honestly made me feel great about the interview I just had because I answered in a response similar to this one. Thanks so much for posting!

[@gabrielaone1619]

I like when you give examples.

[@bethjensen6560]

It’s a great fit with my skills and interests. 🤷‍♀️

[@kaylasucks1141]

Hi yes I want to work at this grocery store because it’s been a dream of mine since I was younger. I’ve always felt like my best work was done while putting hamburger helper on shelves.

[@robfrank3423]

I was just denied a job on account of the Hogan test could you do a video on one of those

[@christinel.m5112]

I suffer terrible interview nerves and find these tips help me prepare better, thus reducing my nervousness.

[@kstromm6361]

But sometimes you are applying for a job you know nothing about.. and aren’t applying at a bank you’ve been using for 10 years. 😵 basically fake it til you make it

[@Alexander-qd7nj]

You should always do the research first so you know what its all about

[@cjjones8072]

Kiah Stromme the corporate world is all about who lies the best. Aka sales.

[@TheDrummingApe]

I always answer "I thinks that's why we are here, you are trying to decide if I am right right for this position and I am trying to decide if this is a company where I would fit in and contribute." After the interview process I always follow up with a thank you email with an answer to that question.

[@chynanelson8777]

Two interviews tomorrow and I am freaking out!

[@yiselllopez3421]

is ok, the more interviews you go to, the easier it gets, you get better at it. consider it a social event

[@chynanelson8777]

@@billh.8515 I got the job mid interview 😁

[@ChloeLikesPie12]

I’m a broke college student filling in for a summer help position, of COURSE I’m not in it for the money!

[@ivancollado6131]

Just had to answer this question.... it was asked online , if I get asked in person I’ll point out that there are videos mocking the question and answer and in an effort to be honest my response is that I understand there is a potential to meet 2 needs: the company needs a worker and I have what they need to offer. It’s my opinion that an interview goes both ways, if the potential employer doesn’t meet your needs you need to make that choice of not taking that job. Unemployment is historically low for a reason, tons of jobs out there. Keep this in mind guys even the interviewer has to meet a job goal, to find people to hire and often they have some pressing need to get that done too.

[@rafeekkpr]

Simple, brief, and informative! Like it.

[@drapichu]

Example at 3:00

[@joeamerican3947]

The answer is; I'm strong advocate of not starving to death. Lol

[@hansmeisterschulz5941]

Become relatable without being fake! Same as any endeavor when dealing with other people!

[@ozan7869]

What if we have never used any service of the company we applied?

[@jenniferdahlen9022]

I'm loving your videos. So many things that I was wondering about but was not sure where to look. Thank you! I also love the "work it daily advice!" A great reminder. "Growth and comfort do not co-exist."

[@toyboybouya79]

"I'm going to start a business not to get rich because after all it's not about the money" said no one ever.

[@marinaaquino6945]

Very help i have an interview on Monday for medical reception job , your advice will help me do good on my upcoming interview. Thanks

[@James-qq2vq]

Because I really feel like being told what to do.....😒

[@josephvandyck5469]

Tying the job/career field tona story as to why you want to work there. I never thought of that.

[@DavidBruno]

Your answer is so authentic and true. The emotional connection. Great job.

[@rixu2671]

You told me what needs to be shown. I like your smile and that makes the content even better!

[@tianigillispie]

“you will be dismissed” 💁‍♀️😂

[@HenryLam54]

Wow!!! this is amazing, thank you! I started watching this 4:34min video about 15 minutes ago because I had to pause it at different points to take down the notes and to reflect on your tips and wisdom. The best part was when you mentioned about "Share connection Story!!" I had to pace a few laps around my office, looking out my window to absorb all that!!

[@adinbok]

I want a big television. -Shawn Murphy

[@SammyWinFL]

Very helpful! I appreciate the importance of explaining to the employer what you have to offer & why you respect/admire what they do.

[@funmito_blessed]

Thanks. This was really eye-opening. Looking forward to using these tips in my next interview

[@Workitdaily]

You're very welcome! Let us know how your next interview goes :)