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Thinking about and writing down answers to behavioural questions... (tell me a time) always makes me feel more prepared. Thinking about it before the interview helps me to choose the best situation to talk about.

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The tip I liked most is to ask questions at the end of the interview.Sometimes I get stuck at that part and will try and prepare some to have ready next time

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I think one of the best tips to having a successful interview is being able to express what you want to say without taking up too much time to say it. quick but thorough.
Andrew McNeil

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I find this a hard one to answer. It seems egotistical to talk about myself and I fear I may wander in my reply. Researching the company to come up with points that relate to their vision would go a long way to overcoming my concerns with this. I could then streamline my personal points to information that relates to that company.

Harold

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This is one of those hard questions where I must write something out before and try and memorize. Definitely one that makes me cringe.

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One thing that's a no-no is speaking about interpersonal conflict in your previous/current job. Even if you did not get a long with your manager, this does not look good on you if you speak to conflict on the job between you and management. Always speak to the positives ("I am looking for change," "New opportunities," etc.).
-Tom

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I chose the preparation tip Ask Questions because I feel like the more you know the more well advanced you can be at the job. There is never a bad or wrong question in my eyes. I would like to feel more prepared for the next time if they ask me questions and I'm not well prepared to answer them.
Donna K.

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i liked the tip about asking questions after the interview was done. when i applied for my job that i have now i was told this tip and it truly does leave an impression and i think its a valuable tip and it helps you advance in your interview skills -Nikki

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If i called your references what would they say?

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If i called your references what would they say?

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Honestly i have never had anyone ask or call a reference from my resume yet.
but at quite a few jobs i have gained the nickname "The Machine." i am a hard worker and anytime i leave for a new job for whatever reason people are usually disappointed to see me go. i am good working with others and i think if anyone decided to actually call i would get the job every time based on word of mouth alone.

- Nicholas More

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What do you like to do in your spare time?

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What do you like to do in your spare time?

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I don't know how to answer this question because I don't know what the person wants to hear. I think you need to judge the person your speaking to before you choose one of the many things we enjoy in our free time.

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Asking questions at the end of an interview signifies interest and good awareness to the environment of that work place.

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knowing the company history shows a sincere interest and shows the interviewer that you have a respect that many candidates don`t have. a second is asking questions it shows interest brief but having meaning that the interviewer would like to answer but not look at you confused
-josh lorenti

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If I called your references what would they say about you?

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If I called your references what would they say about you?

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I find when asked a question like this I used to flinch, as if the employer is doubting me and that I need to panic and defend myself. It is quite a confrontational question that makes you kind of second guess yourself. As I've grown though and had more interviews I find this question less daunting now. I have a list of references I collected myself and wouldn't have put someone in my references that would talk bad about my work ethic or past experience. I find sometimes we lose confidence in ourselves in situations like interviews where were speaking from nerves and less from who we really are. I'm glad I've learned this lesson early on and can build and grow from it.
~Holly

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When I used to work, there was days it was required to be super fast, and if you weren't you would look bad, and get a bad rep, where people can't rely on you fully. So on those day where the pressure would be high, I would let reaction do the work for me, no thinking, just reacting, and it worked like a charm, even when times would go completely south. The nice things about pressure/stress is, if you fail  you're going to be beat yourself up, and in my experience, my worst critic is myself, and that grown men don't like to give other grown men sh*t, so in my mind, I would be that person, who gives sh*t, and it worked amazing, because I would like to go home with a clean conscience . I've selected this preparation tip, because I have been known to work amazing under high stress, but not the best under low stress.

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The tip that resonated most with me is the preparation of questions you will be asked. This is something that drives me up the wall before an interview is, worrying what I will be asked. The list of possible questions and how to best answer them. Especially when I am asked about a past employer and what they would say. This is the reason a list of references is needed. That way the wrong person is not contacted. Before the next interview I go on I will definitely be going over questions and practicing answers. I have always considered myself a very easy person to have a conversation with but those interview questions....Better prepared now!!! :-)
Lori Seth

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I find that it really helps me feel at ease and comfortable in an interview if prior to the interview I can mull over some frequently asked questions with a friend or family member. Doing this lets me know if their are any gaps in my preparedness or questions that I was unready for or hadn't even considered. I often use the internet to look up some questions just to ensure I am ready.

Stephen Morley

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I think that it is very important to communicate in an interview especially if you're wanting to work with the person who is interviewing you. You have to make sure you answer correctly, make eye contact and come across professional.

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"if i called your references, what would they say about you"
i think that my references would say that i am a well respected young lady. i get my work done and on time. I listen to their pointers and i understand what they want me to do and i get it done well. i always give it 100% and never fail to make them impressed.