10 Common Job Interview Questions and Answers (Job Interviews in English)

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You are amazing. Your tutorials are very fantastic. I have ESL interview on Thursday, 19th September, 2024 so if you can help me with ten questions and answers on that I will be extremely glad. Thank you once again

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

I appreciate the kind comments and am pleased you are enjoying my lessons. I would recommend reviewing my lesson library on interviews to help you prepare, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/category/job-interviews-in-english/

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[@pollyforster6543]

Thank you. I find the following interview questions a bit uncomfortable: 1) How do you deal with difficult people 2) Insisting on knowing the salary (which is not nice)

[@chunfajardo5506]

Hi Annemarie, thank you for your masterclass. I found it very useful. However, I am just an incoming college student and I am preparing for a college interview. I’m having trouble with how am I going to answer confidently those possible questions that will be going to ask to me. English isn’t my first language but I’m willing enough to learn. I’ve been watching your videos on KZbin and subscribed to your channel. I admire you a lot because you’re helping many students like me that had trouble and difficulties in the English language. I am looking for guides on exactly what to do and how to answer the possible college interview questions. I hope you can help me to reach my dream college and to be more steps ahead of my fellow applicants/candidates. Thank you so much and more power to you.

[@Creaturescomfortart]

There is always a question that worries me. when they ask, how much do you want to earn? I never know what to say.

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[@prakashchaudhary8491]

*Why do you want the job* in my opinion 👇 I have been working in this field for 3 years and have been part of several projects. My current company is as good as your company, but due to some unacceptable atmosphere I decided to resign from that company. I am looking forward to apply in your company if there are any openings. Let me know if there are any grammatical mistakes i will fix it😊

[@yetundeakinsunmi9087]

Thank you so much Annemarie. I took some of the lessons here to my last job interview, and they paid off. I got the job! Really grateful.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing and continuing to watch my lessons.

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thank you for the simple explanations , it is so clear and helpful

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Great video. There seems to be a gap in these employment videos, no one seems to focusing or making videos geared towards parents returning to the work force after raising kids. I wish there were more videos like that.

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It’s very hard to make my English in the flow while I am nervous. But your tips help me so much. Thank you!

[@pentangle78]

What can you say if you measure your previous achievements on less "mathematical" results? Like HR, or communication consultant, or translator? Thank you.

[@bompy84]

Great lesson! Thank you! One of the things that has made me succeed at interviews is answering at a relaxed pace and honestly as much as possible. Of course a well-nourished resume helps enormously, but speaking with humility and truthfully about yourself is a remarkable addition.

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This video is very educational i've definitely learnt some valuable tips from you ! Thank you .

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❤ great, I loved your lecture on job interview. Thanks for this approach to get prepared.

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[@romeror7027]

Thank you for your lesson. Answering the salary question and talking about my strengths are very uncomfortable to me

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

You're welcome. Identifying your strengths and learning how to talk about them in a job interview is one of the many in-depth topics in my Confident Jobs Interview Course. You can learn more about it on the website, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/confident-job-interview-course/

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Some teachers have almost one hour teaching session which makes us feel bored 😑.. this really nice 10 mins ... keep it sort and sweet as it is...

[@leighmarsh2010]

Hello Annmarie I was on a job interview last week , one of the question I remember was , What project did I do in my last job , took me by surprise because I perform tasks on a daily , so what is the difference project and task?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi Leigh, thanks for the question. There is an important difference. A task is a single piece of work to be done. For example, to send an email to a client. A project is made up of a series of tasks and milestones. For example, a project might be designing a new brand logo for a company. This project would require tasks such as designing a logo draft, editing the draft, sending it to the client, getting feedback, refining the logo, changing the color scheme, resubmitting to the client, etc. I hope this helps.

[@learningenglishwithclaudia]

That's a great topic to talk about, because a lot of people want to know how is the best way to answer this kind of questions and you always have great things to learn, you have amazing tips. Thank you so much for everything. !God bless you Annemarie❤

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you, Claudia! 😊

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[@sandeshmd7580]

Very useful. Thank you so much! But I have issue with public speaking and facing interviews

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

You're welcome. Many of my students have expressed the same feelings. I suggest checking out my Confident Jobs Interview Course, a self-paced, step-by-step course for clear communication and confidence for English job interviews. www.speakconfidentenglish.com/confident-job-interview-course/

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Thank you for the kind comments and for watching my lessons.

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That was a great lesson. I'm starting now my job as a front office hotel receptionist so I need to practice my English on that topic. your help would be invaluable

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you, Nancy, and congratulation on the new job. You can find several lessons on communication skills on my website in the video library, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/category/communication-skills/

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

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[@meenavirupannavar5657]

Excellent. Very clear. No matter how many times I watch my anxiety don't go away. Specially interview time. I went three interview already. Teller. I have no luck.

[@fleurdebae]

I can relate to this so much huhu

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[@MangoMochi22]

How would I answer these without experience? should I say that "I would do this" and "attempt that"? help please

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you for the question. This is something I cover in depth for my students in my Confident Job Interviews course. If you are new to the work force or have been away for some time, it's best to have other experiences you can point to that illustrate your skillsets and abilities.

[@hhbernal]

This lesson is really helpful for me, so I want to know if there's another one on how to prepare a resume in english. Thanks in advance, Anne Marie.

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So helpful really , cheerful person , confident and very excellent knowledge very good pronunciation

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you for the kind comments, Marwa.

[@lorivalgomesmartello4592]

Good morning Annemarie and thank you again for another job interview lesson. As I told you I'll have a job interview today. I'm going tell you later about that. Wish me luck.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Good luck, Lorival!

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Good luck.

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[@ukw9572]

Interview Question, what is your weakness or area for improvement? How to answer this type of question. Thanks.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. This is a topic I cover in-depth inside my Confident Job Interviews Course. You can learn more here: www.speakconfidentenglish.com/confident-job-interview-course/

[@zsofiathompson7501]

It was super useful thank you. Could you please talk some how to go back, to work after several years off due to having kids? Thanks

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

My pleasure! And thank you for the video topic suggestion. I look at adding it as a possible video topic.

[@bethchapman4539]

I am so grateful, I am doing an interview today and tomorrow. I have had so much help with your videos. You are amazing!

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Wow, Beth! I'm so happy to know my lessons are helpful. I wish you much success in the interviews. I hope to hear back from you on how the interviews go. 😀

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I love your manner of speaking, it’s a welcomed teaching video. Thank you!

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you for the kind comment, Lia.

[@sallyannmartinez2634]

Awesome help. She is calm and answers precisely and transmit confifience and domain of the matter. Thank you!

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you Sally Ann!

[@francoiskinomy9893]

Hi ; please can you make a video for how to introduce oneself as an accountant in interview for accounting position Thanks

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi, thank you for the video suggestion. When developing job interview skills in English, I recommend my Confident Job Interview Course. It's an in-depth training, step-by-step self paced course I offer on my website. You can learn more about it here, www.speakconfidentenglish.com/confident-job-interview-course/

[@AXNJXN1]

Though a great video, putting it INTO practice and sharing out some proposed actual ways to answer said questions, would have been more beneficial....Food for thought when creating content like this and I mean it with all due respect.

[@Jasmine_Namwijit]

It's very useful. Thank you so much. I can adapt your guideline for my scholarship interview.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks so much for the kind comment. I'm thrilled to know my lessons are helpful to you. I wish you much success in your scholarship interview. 😀

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[@mariaspringer356]

The most difficult questions in job Interviews are they about your citzenshood or your Familie goal. But mostly is the direction about careeries in caritative behaivor intrested, a specially if you are a woman. What will you say if you don't have friend whome helped you with your ideas?

[@zamirahmed6840]

Great Lesson Thanks Aneemarie

[@chiuwinghing]

In the end of the video and interview, there is a question about what question do I have. It is very stimulating such as someone asking you what weakness or problems happened in my history with the aims to insult or bully me to stimulate me to be unhappy or be crazy or angry to mindfulness. But When we all know the framework of the working with what specific or different from different other jobs, we may know what concerns are missing that you have not known. If you know much, you will win. If not, I will say I have no question. Is it really very bad? Always in a market, different companies and different department and people may like you and without necessary to be right and passed for all questions and without any worrying at all if not good in a interview if you choose the correct job adverstising with enough preparation in this informative society with AI or information pooling. As I graduated from the university in HK, I was only a bookworm without knowing all others except what learned from the books in Mathematics. Within the field of knowledge, I may know what the examination will question and what is missing to question. As to the interview questions at work, it brings me a lot of challenges and make me fail all the time. But your video can make me well organizing myself for these years of working. It is a good show and lesson honesty in a warm heartfully dialogue without necessary to any negativity with matching honesty to reflect the real society in darkness in some not valuable or mismatching company interview. Finally I have the idea that if you failed in a interview, it does not mean it is bad. And maybe you can find a correct company with your healthy life as like you can find Mr. Right or Mrs. Right for your remaining years and beautiful life without urgent and no failure at all in the world if you do not care when you do your best or affords valuably with only need one star to know you as everything enough. Go on and remember without losing your things by yourself and keep it up for later brillant moment waiting.

[@caglailtimur4990]

Thank you for your assistance about job interviews.

[@oksanabarinova12]

Thank you for the video! Regarding job interview question that makes me feel nervous. How to react if you realize that you should know the answer but you don't.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi Oksana. Great question and good news. I already have a lesson on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJS7nqmQh9l6ZtU

[@santiagocastillo7585]

Hello. Annemarie, I will be in an interview during this week. It's going to be for a Supervisor position but the thing here is that I don't know if the interviewer is going to ask me some questions in English. Just let me tell You that at this point I'm still learning How to speak English. I'm on progress day to day and your videos are helping me a lot. Around me unfortunally I don't have enough Friends and Family members that can speak English. My question for you is : Is there any way to talk someone by phone maybe once a week ? Are there a channel ? Regards, Santiago Castillo.

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Dear Teacher, Thanks and well appreciated.

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This lesson was very useful for me, thank you so much Anne Marie. I’m currently looking for a job as an architect in DC and this lesson brought me an overview of what can I expect. Thanks again. Since approximately one year ago I’ve been watching your videos. These really have helped me a lot to improve my English skills. 💯👌🏼

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Hi, I need your quick help to renegotiate my designation, as I have done with 2 rounds of interview for the Sr. Director position in one of the leading company's in my city, however after two rounds now they have decided to offer only Director position which im not happy..Pls advise how I request interviewer to reinstate the originally offered position of Sr. Director..if they don't, is this a wise decision to not to consider this role at all....in my current company I'm working as a General Manager.

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So nice of you! and your presentation helped me a lot. Gratitude

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

I'm glad it was helpful.

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Glad to hear that! 😀

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What is your Teaching Philosophy ?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. After more than 25 years of teaching, I know that my students make the most progress when they have a supportive, safe learning environment to practice English. Effective practice requires learning real-world English the way it is used in conversation, repetition, feedback, reflection, and opportunities to refine. You'll see this demonstrated in all my classes and in my How to Say What You Want fluency training. 😊

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what about our weakness?THANKS IN ADVANCE!

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

You're welcome, Carmen. Thank you for watching.

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Tell us about yourself!

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[@muhyusuf1263]

Hi Claudia, how long does the job interview take place?

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Your every videos are very helpful and having so insightful knowledge about job interview. Thank you so much. Much appreciated and huge respect.

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i like the way how you teach

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Nice video madam

[@ruwang2468]

I am confused to answer the interview question "What is your weakness?"

[@prakashchaudhary8491]

👍

[@elsonsoares3385]

As Always fantastic your lessons, i've Always learned só much. At this moment i needed a lot about apply on my new job. Thank só much, god blass.

[@nubia141]

You go to the point/ simple / clear / precise /I love it

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Amazing lesson thanks coach..

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the lesson.

[@girlbossfromscratch]

It may be good at the paper but can you explain how do you measure the performance?

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Thanks

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THÁNK YOU. SO. MUCH ANNE MARIE ALL THE. BEST GOD. BLESS

[@mislayneapolonia4877]

Thank you

[@nour8289]

Amazing video but please give us the good answers 's question

[@VelvetVersa]

I was so regret to ask my direct about the salary when I was planning to apply one of positions opened up for internal employees.

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[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Glad you like them!

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[@ileniaspitale8317]

Hi there Claudia, thank you so much for your support and contribution to the community. It is almost underestimated, but still very important what you do by letting us know how to behave and answer some important questions during our job interview. Especially when settled in non-native language. Tomorrow, is my turn to have a job interview in English. It could be the step-forward, and the greatest change in my life I actually need, as well. The question scaring me the most is “What do you think about family and children?” (In all its variations). How can we successfully answer this question? Thank you so much, Ilenia

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi Illenia, I wasn't sure if this question was addressed to me or someone else. I'm not sure who Claudia might be. As for the question of how to respond to, "What do you think about family and children?" I'd like to say that this question would not be appropriate in an English-speaking interview. This question is about someone's personal life. Is this a question you've encountered in job interviews?

[@ileniaspitale8317]

@@Speakconfidentenglish Oh my Gosh, I am so sorry. I must have read the name of someone who commented your video. Sorry for the misunderstanding. However, unfortunately YES. I was asked about my opinion with respect to family and children and, after having being honest and sincere about the matter, I didn't get the job neither a feedback.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi Ilenia, I'm terribly sorry to hear you didn't get the job you interviewed for. And I'm quite shocked that someone asked this question in an interview. In the United States such a question would not be allowed. This is a very personal matter. As a result, if someone were to ask me that question in a job interview, I would ask how this was relevant to the job position and my qualifications.

[@angelitacampa320]

Thank you I have a job interview tomorrow and your information has been very helpful. I know I will not have this answered b4 my interview but I am sure I am not the only person who has this question. How do you answer a question of why do you want to leave your current job? or Why were you let go from your previous job? In my opinion I have good answers for both but I would like to hear from you because in all honesty, I would rather not have to answer these questions and lying is out of the question.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hello Angelita, first I wish you much success in your upcoming interview. Secondly, I provide in-depth answers to how to respond to these questions in my Confident Job Interviews course. As you note, lying is out of the question. It is best to be honest about why you're leaving or why you were let go. And to remain positive. Rather than disparage your current/previous company, focus on the results you achieved while there or what you learned.

[@marcialtibayan5673]

The most nervous question is what is ur strength and weaknesses and how to handle it.

[@reginaldonogueira8335]

Thank you for your assistance about job interview

[@karimouja3110]

how to respond for the question: what's your weak points!

[@nongdannhitit3891]

Thank you for the lesson

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

My pleasure!