24 frequently asked questions during a personal interview

Go prepared for this question, as this is the most frequently asked question in the interview......
Don't panic if you are asked this question. Make sure that you have understood the job profile well.......
The reasons for switching the job could be numerous. The best answer to offer for this question is to say, “for better prospects”.......
Interpret this question as, what is your greatest relevant strength? Or Why should we hire you? Tell them a strength that they want to buy.....
Interpret this question as, why shouldn’t we hire you? There 3 ways to tackle this question. Judge the situation and use one of them.......
The underlying agenda is to know what personal qualities were required to achieve it. Don’t go back too far to answer......
You can say that I am very ambitious in the way that I don’t like to get a feeling of stagnancy.......
This question gives you an opportunity to let the interviewer know that other companies are also interested in hiring you......
Staying with the same company for too long may be considered as the candidate being un-ambitious.......
There’s nothing wrong in admitting a mistake. A human being is bound to commit mistakes......
This question will usually arise if it has been sometime since you finished your studies......
To answer this question, you again need to analyze the requirements of the role properly and match them to your candidature.....
The reasons for you to quit the present job could be numerous, may be you don't get well along with your boss or your salary......
Everybody makes mistakes, there's nothing wrong in admitting it. In the interview you can say that yes , there have been times......
It is safer to mention a problem which was caused by an external party rather than the problems within internal parties.......
By asking this question, the interviewer wants to see, how ambitious the candidate is.......
You can say that I understand that every job has an element of repetitive work......
Everybody knows that you would not ask permission from your boss to appear for an interview.......
The agenda behind this question is to understand if you are a team player or a solo performer.......
This is again a question which can be answered in two ways.......
The agenda behind this question is to understand if there had been times of dip in your career......
Don't jump at a figure when you are asked this question during the personal interview.......
By asking this question the interviewer tries to analyze if the candidate will leave the job for a couple of thousands......
When you are going for a job interview, go prepared. Try to find out the latest information about the company.......