5 Ways to Respond to a Job Interview Question (When You Don't Know the Answer)

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[@pecsure]

This was me two weeks ago. I didn't know the answer and I was stuck. No clue at all about the answer. Thank God I was scheduled for stage two of the interview. I would say after watching this video, I have learned a lot and will practice for my next interview. Thank you so much, Annmarie.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

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Very helpful. I was able to use your tip during my interview earlier.

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Wonderful! I'm thrilled to know that you used a tip from the lesson for your interview! 🙂

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Hi Annemarie, Interesting lesson about how to face difficult situations in interview time. I admire your suggestions and follow for better performance. Thank you.

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Hi thank you very much for making these kind of videos can you help me like how to remember vocabulary like plenty of words we have .

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I'm not sure how I ended up here...I'm a native English speaker, but these are great reminders for my upcoming interview!

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Thanks for the tips about answering difficult questions in a job interview, Annemarie. You are an amazing teacher. I am sure I will benefit from watching your videos.😊😊

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

You are so welcome and thank you for the kind comment!

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Thank you so much!! I used your expression during the job interview and guess what!? I got second interview! Your video is really helpful for non native english speaker to use English in more natural and professional way 🥰

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Woohoo! That's fantastic. How did the second interview go?

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@@Speakconfidentenglish Sadly, I wasn't selected. :( because I spoke a little of non-sense during the second interview compared to the first one. but It was great experience for me! I will try harder by watching your videos! :D Thank you!

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Sometimes, the interviewer ask questions that don't exist. Recently I appeared for an interview, and the member asked some terms. I heard those for the first time. I asked member to repeat question then I replied that I am hearing those terms for the first time. And he said OK 😊

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Wonderful! I am about to appear in a Job Interview soon. This will help me. Teacher, strategy no.4 does not work in all situations. However, a learned experience with you. Thanks

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Me (after watching your video): answer the question before the interviewer finishes the question...yes you're hired!

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Should I go to a job interview in English if I'm not fluent in English yet?

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Hi I always have interviews but never get any job. I am trying to get job in payroll. Please give some tips. Thanks

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Dear Mam I have a question Please Public property is a property that is dedicated to public use and is owned by the government and people of the country jointly . In above sentence it is in present tense but here dedicated and owned are use which are past indefinite so Mam why they have not use dedicate and own words instead of dedicated and owned plz reply

[@zarazen8110]

"dedicated" and "owned" in past tense is due to this has and is already taking place. Also because "is" comes from the verb "to be" and in English if you have a sentence where a sentence has the word "is" you can remember that the verb after that will not be a present tense. So therefore,

[@zarazen8110]

"dedicated" and "owned" in past tense is due to this has and is already taking place. Also because "is" comes from the verb "to be" and in English if you have a sentence where a sentence has the word "is" you can remember that the verb that it relates to will not be present tense. And because the sentence in this case sounds like a law or rule, and has always been like this, therefore maybe it is written in past tense.

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I have one question what is adjective give me answer?

[@beedoo62]

I'm a little confused here because for Strategy No 4, in some situations if we don't reply exactly to what has been asked, some interviewers tell us to stop beating aroud the bush and then to stick to the point or the question.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Great question, Kimchi. You're right that you should answer the specific question that was asked. But as you answer, you can include the skills you do have. Here's a really simple example to clarify: Let's say a company uses Apple Numbers (which is similar to Excel) and the interviewer asks about using this software. You can include in your answer that: "In my last job we used Excel exclusively so I'm very familiar with charting data in that format. In fact, I was asked to train others on my team to improve their use of Excel. I'm certain I'll be able to begin using Numbers easily and with the same level of expertise." In this same answer, the focus is on what you do know and how you can use that for what's needed in the job. I hope this helps.

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Please, how did you send a thank you letter to interviewers when you didn't deal with them directly. I mean agency send me to interview, and I don't have information about the company who interview me

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Interview in 2020 , using online platform. When u don't know what to answer or u want to buy the time, just pretend to being lag, as they then will think oh maybe he had line problems 😌😂

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How can you send an email to the interviewer when you don’t know their email address? They just contact you on the phone? 😕

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What if I can’t answer any of the questions

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi, thanks for the comment and request. To be quite honest, the way I speak in the videos is how I usually speak in my daily normal life with my friends and family. I'm a big believer in clear communication, not fast communication. The same is true with fluency. Fluency doesn't mean speaking fast, it means expressing yourself smoothly and clearly. That's what I focus on. I'm thrilled that you like my content and, again, I appreciate the comment.

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I want to work at Canada airport, iam dreaming about that. And 2hen I go to the interview. I was so shy because iwas afraid to do mistakes. Finally I lost it 😭😭

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[@patteerarichards7348]

I got 4 interviews 4 weeks continued and failed because I couldn’t answers.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

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I just rambled horribly in a interview, my brain was going 100 miles an hour and struggled structuring my answers

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