Job Interview Strength and Weakness

In an interview, it seems that a lot of questions flying around - and they usually do not mean a thing for you. However, the answers may be more important than we first thought. One of my most memorable jobs was also a very memorable interview. I'd be asked a teacher at a local preschool, and now sat in a desk being interviewed by my future boss - the director of the school. "What would you consider your weakness?" she asked, when was the introductionmade. "I am a very shy person when I first met other people have," I replied with a faint smile. "It is a bit of a disadvantage, because it is misunderstood as a snotty, or better-than-thou attitude." She nodded and laughed. "I have had the same problem!" She answered. "I have to be a ton of people tell me that they thought I was a witch, when she first met me!" Of course, had started the "witch" word that they actually talked about a "B".

Do not worry, your weaknesses, but do not makeon one, or you are using, you may have heard before. The best games of abused and "weakness" would have the saying, "I have fallen too much of a man!" They would certainly be to wipe the brown from the nose that! Moreover, it is probably only make you appear fake and convincingly to the interviewer.

What got my interview for the teaching was much more unexpected than I thought. I was asked, a painfully simple question that I almost wonder: "Whatis this lady saying? "The director looked at me seriously, put his head on one side and asked:" If I wanted to send you into a room, even for a few minutes, and you were not with the class or the children, what would be your first reaction? "I laughed and replied:" Probably trying to appease them and keep it busy by playing the Hokey Pokey, or any other type of game. "

Surprisingly, I was told later - once I had a teacher there for a little while ago - that theAnswer to this question I had was what I had landed the job. Obviously my strength of the insane, shameless way I was able to bring me a few children in embarrassment! Who knows? Will again be asked to describe family and friends for advice about your strengths and weaknesses, give great insight into themselves. In general you have to put up with a bit of ripping them - especially when it comes to your weaknesses. Just laugh and tell them you are serious - it is for aWork you are in. Make sure you are looking for, but you limit your strengths and weaknesses of the work you are applying. An interviewer at a local department store is not in your interest to force to resist tickling under the arms, just as they are not likely to be interested also in the weakness for cheese!

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