Question # 10: Why do you think you would do well at this job?
Give reasons for your skills and work experience directly related to this job.
Question # 11: How did you handle challenges?
When answering these questions make sure to give specific examples of how to overcome difficult problems. Explain how to analyze and provide solutions.
Question # 12: What has disappointed you about a job?
Do not ever say you are disappointed because it had laid off or had trouble with the supervisor.
Question # 13: Tell about your ability to work under pressure.
You must be able to say that working in a pressure situation, but should give an example related to the job you are applying.
Question # 14: Do your skills match with this job or another job?
You have skills well suited to the job you are applying, indicate the skills directly related to the job. Do not ever say that your expertise is suitable for other job.
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