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What is the best answer if i will be asked in a job interview if why i want to join their company? |
i want to give the best impression to the interviewer so i can land the best job for me. i am a cpa and the first interview i had was with my dream job, and it was a disaster!!!! this is what i said " i am looking for a job that will allow me to put into it as much as i get from it, and from what i can tell.. this seems like the kind of company i would like to get involved in. i love learning new things and i am always up for a challenge. (p.s. i did get the job) Tell them about THEIR company to impress that you know what their company is all about. Talk about previous projects of theirs and things they have there that you're interested in. If it's a fast food place... I don't really know. For the experience? Tell them you love whatever it is they do/offer/sell. . . that youve always wanted to do it, because you feel you have alot to offer, blah blah blah. Tell them what an asset you would be if you were hired for their company. Brag a little with confidence on yourself but don't go overboard. Give the honest answer; that's your best bet. I've said stuff like I'm excited about the things I can learn & how i can grow through working here. I'm also looking forward to helping the company be more successful. First off, do a bit of research on the company that you are interviewing with. Find out the areas in which they excel, and be sure to include that point in your answer, and how it will benefit you - Try something like this- "I have been an admirer of your company for some time, and I would really like to learn from some of the best in the industry. I am excited about finally getting to work after school, and I want to work for a company that can appreciate my enthusiasm and help me to grow professionally." Most companies know when you are giving a rehearsed answer, so don't practice anything verbatim. Just keep a few highlights on your mind, and relax! Remember that the person interviewing you is that-a person. Be friendly but professional. This is how I suggest you answer the question. This is where your research of the company comes in. In today鈥檚 world of instant information, we can no longer get away with going into an interview without first having researched the company. The company in turn wants to know if you have done your homework. This question allows you to show off the research you have done on the organization. Tell the interviewer you like the company鈥檚 size, location, aggressive market stance, competitive thinking and creative business policies. It is perfectly acceptable to admit that you looked up the company on the Internet or in the reference section of the library. This shows that you know how to find answers to questions and arm yourself with information. Peace and every blessing! |
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