How do i reply answer during an interview?
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First, you must have a good appearance. If you are applying for a job, with a company, make sure that you read up on there performance, and try and show the interviewer, that you are really interested in the company. Learn some facts about it, so you can show them you are really interested in making the company better. Tell them you will do whatever is necessary, for you to get a start in the company. Use proper english, and act like you are ready and willing to work for as many hours as necessary, to accomplish your job..Good Luck..
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Thank the interviewer for his or her time and reemphasize your interest in the position. Good luck!\n\nImmediately write the interviewer a short note, thanking them for their time and reemphasizing your interest in the position. Then do your best to get it to them as quickly as possible. E-mail it, fax it, hand deliver it, messenger it, use overnight mail, whatever. But be sure they have it before the end of the following day. Ideally, you want to get it in their hands by the end of the day of the interview or first thing the following morning. Why? Because the quicker your letter arrives, the greater the likelihood of affecting a positive impact.
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dress up and know something about the company   wait for the question before you talk; dont rattle on and on about yourself  be brief and tell why you want the job and what you can do for the company ; dont ask the salary they will make an offer later
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rephrase the question
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can you rephrase the question?
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try re-wording your sentence into an actual question
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Simply send them an email, explaining the situation, and where you are in the process.  They should be able to address the issue fairly quickly, and have it resolved.  It is of most importance that you identify the question being asked, on which you pressed 'continue'.
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Could you rephrase the question?
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For me, I pray for Godly wisdom that I may answer the questions to the best of my abilities.  Also, be prepared to answer questions that you may not necessarily think are important, but have an underlying value to the interviewer.\n\nMost importantly, be yourself, be professionally dressed (regardless of company), and be confident in your answers.\n\nI wouldn't drink anything with caffeine and listen to classical music on the way to the interview.  It will help keep your nerves calmed.
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First, I would make sure I know enough about the company I'm applying to that I can answer the question.  That's the real key.  Anyone can give a 'boilerplate' answer to the question.  You need to make it relevant to each and every company you apply for (even if they don't ask the question it still gives you material to work with in the interview).\n\nThen, tailor your response to your qualifications.  If it's sales, express how well you communicate and connect with people in ways that will promote the company in a positive way to customers and promote repeating customer sales.\n\nIf it's service, push how you bring a number of years experience and how you constantly stay up on business trends and focus on customer needs to keep service levels high and customers happy.\n\nIf it's office work, show them how you keep work areas organized and deadlines met.  Express positive things you have done in other jobs or school that emphasis the talents you bring to the company.\n\nAs you can see, each answer should be different for each employer.  Knowledge is the key to answering this question in a way that will really help get you the job.
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When you meet the interviewer and shake their hands ask them how do you do?\n\nThank you for your time and the chance to be here\n\nI hope you can see how much interested I am in this job\n\nWhen may I follow up with you?
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Face The Music.\n\nYour answer prompt is wrong.
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First of all, you need to make sure that you are speaking with the manager. A good way to be sure of this is to say,\n"Hello, I was wondering if I could talk to the manager, or whoever is in charge of hiring."\nThey should connect you to that person. If they say they are not available and ask for a message, leave your name and say that you are checking on an application that you recently submitted. Ask if there would be any better time to call back.\n--------If you are connected with a manager------------------\nDon't try and kiss up by asking about their day. They will see through it, and most likely be annoyed. Just be formal and to the point. Say something along the lines of:\n"Hi, my name is __________. I turned in an application recently, and I was wondering if you have had a chance to look them over." (wait for them to respond.) \nReply to what they say to you, and then make the point that you would really enjoy being given an opportunity to work for them.\n\nGood words to use:\nopportunity (what a good one it is)\npotential (all that you have to offer)\nstatus (of your application)\nPlease, Thank you, and (when ending the conversation) thank you for your time and consideration!\n\nGood luck!
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always be honest on a application. you can always explain the situation to the interviewing person. honesty is the best policy.
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The only way you can respond is directly on the page with your question and answers.\nGo back to your question page and click on "add details". Your response will appear below your question.
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Can you rephrase your question and provide details?
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All interview answers should be short, to the point and, ideally in story form. If you already have some general ideas then pick the best and create a story around it. A good format would be: I recognized a problem, here is the action I took and the results were...\n  To take it to the next level the problem, solution and result should be similar to the problems you would encounter in this position. \n  If you have listened well and asked good questions during the interview to this point you might know if the interviewer is more concerned with revenue, cost savings, ability to get along with others or quality. If you know that 'hot button' then slant the answer to emphasize that the initiative you took solved a problem similar to what the interviewer is concerned about.\n  If you know the preference of the interviewer in terms of 'early adopter of new' or 'avoider of problems' then the story should be stated in terms that would appeal to that preference.\n  Mark Twain said something to the effect 'The best impromtu remark is one which has been well rehearsed.' You should have PARs (problem, action, result) for each of your initiatives, slanted for each of the concerns of the interviewer in terms of avoiding or accepting. This gives you six stories for each of your ideas. Written out and rehearsed will give you a very good chance of hitting the mark in the interview and being a memorable candidate.